Attention Research Update - 2000
"Here are the contents of issues published in
2000.
Just click on the link to get to the issues you would like to review."
David
Rabiner, Ph.D. Senior Research
Scientist, Duke University
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ATTENTION
RESEARCH UPDATE - January 2000
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Results of the
largest ADHD treatment study ever conducted
What other disorders tend to occur with the different subtypes of ADHD?
How effective is clonidine as a medication for treating ADHD?
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - February 2000
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Does ADHD predict
early drug use?
Patterns
of brain activity in children with ADHD
A new rating scale to assist in diagnosing ADHD in adults
Can children with ADHD be taught better attention skills?
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - March 2000
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A
National Perspective on Treatment Services for ADHD
Preliminary report of a new medication to
assist children with ADHD and severe behavior problems
Does stimulant medication treatment
improve self-esteem in children with ADHD and peer problems?
The effect of arousal level on creativity
and time estimation in children with ADHD
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - April 2000
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An
objective procedure for assessing ADHD?
Increasing use of stimulant medication
treatment for preschoolers
The continuity of behavior problems and ADHD symptoms from preschool through early adolescence
How does
young adult outcome relate to childhood ADHD, aggression, and stimulant
medication use?
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - May 2000
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The
effects of reward and punishment on the performance and motivation of
children with ADHD
A behavioral strategy to control impulsivity * Does ADHD predict poor driving outcomes?
Neurofeedback treatment for ADHD and other
attenional problems
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - June 2000
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Adderall
vs. methylphenidate in the treatment of ADHD
A new
approach for handling "explosive" children
Social functioning and emotional
regulation in children with different subtypes of ADHD
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - July 2000
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How
well do parents and teachers agree on the diagnosis of ADHD?
Recommended guidelines for medication treatment
Patterns of brain activity linked to
positive medication response
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ATTENTION
RESEARCH UPDATE - August 2000
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Is
stimulant medication overprescribed?
Concerta: A new medication for treating
ADHD
Do boys with ADHD overestimate their
social competence?
Parent and child report of sleep problems
in children with ADHD
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - September 2000
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Empathy and emotional functioning in boys with ADHD
Self-esteem in children with ADHD
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - October 2000
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Teacher
knowledge of ADHD
A procedure for predicting response to
stimulant medication treatment
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - November 2000
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Can
teens with ADHD evaluate the success of medication treatment?
ADHD and language difficulties
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ATTENTION RESEARCH
UPDATE - December 2000
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Sports behavior of children with ADHD
Early vs. late onset of ADHD symptoms: Does it matter?
(c) 2000 David Rabiner, Ph.D.
Information presented in Attention Research Update is for informational
purposes only, and is not a substitute for professional medical
advice.