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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Neurobiological Disorder"”.
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The Relationship Between Teacher Training and Experience and Successful Referral of Students Affected with Attention Deficit Disorder
<p>Attention Deficit Disorder is defined as a neurobiological disorder in which the subject affected cannot focus or concentrate, (Moss & Dunlap, 1990). Lack of information and training for teachers may influence educator’s ability to recognize inherent symptoms of ADD/ADHD and address the …
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Preliminary Validation Of The Childhood Autism Rating Scale - Second Edition Questionnaire For Parents Or Caregivers (cars2-Qpc) And The Gilliam Autism Rating Scale (gars-2) With A Chinese-Speaking Population
<p>Autism is a neurobiological disorder that is diagnosed through careful behavioral assessment in early childhood. Appropriate measurement of autism is essential for determining appropriate intervention strategies. Whereas, there are only a limited autism measures available for use in China. For …
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Auto detection in autism
Autism is a neurobiological disorder in which, certain regions of the brain are affected. The main features of autism are impairment in communication, social interaction, language and deficit in imitation and theory of mind. Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI), haemodynamic responses …
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Preclinical investigations of GlyT-1 inhibition as a new concept for treatment of alcohol dependence
… Alcohol addiction is a chronically relapsing neurobiological disorder affecting multiple neurotransmitter systems. Considerable evidence suggests that the mesolimbic dopamine system is the primary substrate for the acute rewarding and reinforcing effects of alcohol. Over time, excessive …
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“A place where kids like me can be ourselves”: Exploring the meaning of summer camp with adolescents with neurobiological disorders
… in the exclusion of high-needs individuals with neurobiological disorders from these camp opportunities and experiences. This research used a qualitative photovoice methodology in order to explore what summer camp means to adolescents with neurobiological disorders. Teens aged 14-17 at Camp …
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A scoping review of interventions used with individuals with dyslexia to improve their writing performance
Developmental dyslexia is the common term for the neurobiological disorder known as “Specific Learning Disorder in Reading” in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual 5. It is believed that 14% of students in the United States of America have this diagnosis (Dyslexia Basics - International Dyslexia …
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A Systems Thinking, Community-Based Exploration of Health Equity and Agency: Women’s Migraine as a Paradigmatic Case
… is a common and debilitating neurobiological disorder without a cure (Goadsby, 2012). It affects almost three times as many women as men, and disproportionately disables women occupying low social locations, that is, occupying a low position on the social hierarchy (Burch, …