The information in this site was collected from newspaper articles, pamphlets, published medical research, web sites, and individuals in the related fields. Each of these sections examines the specific ramifications of ADD as it relates to the topic. Children with ADD exhibit symptoms of inattention, impulsiveness, and disorganization. These symptoms have onset before the age of seven and must persist for at least six months before a diagnosis is possible. The child may also seem confused.
Many cases see children in a quiet and passive nature.
The child often fails to finish tasks, usually does not stick to a playing activity, and has difficulty concentrating or paying attention. The child also is very easily distracted and does not seem to listen. The child's emotional instability causes them to be a social loner. They have angry outbursts, blame others for problems, fight with others, and are very sensitive to criticism. Children suffering from ADHD also exhibit symptoms of inattention and disorganization.