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Although one of the first references to a hyperactive or ADHD child (Fidgety Phil) seems to have been in the poems of the German physician Heinrich Hoffman in 1865, credit is typically awarded to George Still and Alfred Tredgold as being the first authors to focus serious scientific attention on the behavioral condition in children that most closely approximates what is today known as ADHD.
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student mediation program, adrenergic overarousal, peer socialization skills, comorbid conduct problems, adopted hyperactive children, home token system, bradycardic arrhythmias, hyperactive subjects, nonverbal working memory, clonidine use, stimulant drug effects, four executive functions, child management problems, adhd adults, reward dysfunction, subtyping approach, nonhyperactive children, child management strategies, mediation team, family structure problems, child behavior rating scales, comorbid conduct disorder, hyperactive group, playground conflicts, attention deficit disordered boys
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New York, Guilford Press, Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, Archives of General Psychiatry, American Psychiatric Association, Pergamon Press, Psychological Bulletin, American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, Journal of Pediatric Psychology, United States, North America, Journal of Learning Disabilities, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Archives of Neurology, Child Behavior Checklist, Clinical Psychology Review, Mary Ann Liebert, Public Law, University Park Press, Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Journal of Attention Disorders, American Psychologist, Antisocial Personality Disorder, Comprehensive Psychiatry, Gordon Diagnostic System
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