2011
DOI: 10.7322/jhgd.20037
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Desempenho cognitivo-linguístico e em leitura de escolares com transtorno de déficit de atenção e hiperatividade

Abstract: Escolares com transtorno de déficit de atenção e hiperatividadeRev Bras Crescimento Desenvolvimento Hum. 2011; 21(3): 849-858 -849 -

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“…C C PC PC PC Lobo PAS, Lima LAM (10) . C C C C C Silva C, Cunha VLO, Capellini AS (11) . C C C PC PC Gallo LA, Muñoz MCL, Contreras DCM, Albores DA (12) .…”
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“…C C PC PC PC Lobo PAS, Lima LAM (10) . C C C C C Silva C, Cunha VLO, Capellini AS (11) . C C C PC PC Gallo LA, Muñoz MCL, Contreras DCM, Albores DA (12) .…”
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“…Silva C, Cunha VLO, Capellini AS (11) . 2011 Brazil Case Control 10 schoolchildren with ADHD and 10 schoolchildren without ADHD.…”
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“…In samples not referenced, it is estimated that 3% to 6% of school-aged children have ADHD (Benczik & Rodhe, 1999;Faraone, 2003). ADHD is often manifested early in the life of the individual, but only outset the scholarity that the symptoms become perceptible, suggesting the diagnosis (Diniz Neto & Sena, 2007;Zorzi & Ciasca, 2009;Pinheiro, Lourenceti, & Santos, 2010;Silva, Cunha, & Capellini, 2011), and may present failure in their academic performance, determined by changes in the input information. The attention difficulties and hyperactivity displayed by children with ADHD can affect their academic performance.…”
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“…The PA is an important factor in the development of reading and writing (Walcott, Scheemaker, & Bielski, 2010;Cunha & Capellini, 2011). It is in the beginning of scholarity that children learn to read and write, developing the ability to pay attention to speech, observing the various segments, phonemes, syllables and words (Maluf & Barreira, 1997).…”
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