Off the presses: ADHD does not manifest in the same way for boys and girls. Keep your eyes open when trying to diagnose girls for ADHD.
- Display greater academic impact.
- Lower levels of hyperactivity.
- Less peer aggressive than boys.
ADHD for Boys and Girls: They’re not the same. (RESEARCH)
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