Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is also known as Childhood Behavioral Disorder. This behavioral disorder has a high incidence rate among preschool children. Children with this type of ADHD are mainly characterized by frequent physical activities, lack of concentration and stability. So, when can children with ADHD be detected?
The symptoms of ADHD in children usually occur around three weeks ago. Children around three weeks old have basically completed their physical development and are also at their most lively time. Therefore, if a child exhibits impulsive behavior, lacks concentration, and cannot calm down, it can usually be diagnosed as ADHD. At the same time, attention should be paid to the difference between hyperactivity and hyperactivity, and active and lively children should not be classified as ADHD at the same time.
Children with ADHD generally have deficits in their ability to focus, and are unable to maintain a certain level of concentration when it comes to certain tasks or learning. They are more likely to experience cognitive dissonance and be influenced by their surroundings; When experiencing emotional fluctuations, being more emotional and unable to restrain oneself, and unable to integrate into collective life.
Children with ADHD may experience mild intellectual disabilities, unable to adapt to daily academic schedules, and usually require special tutoring to provide them with the same level of cultural education, which can be helpful in their understanding and learning.
