Can We Alter Trajectories to Improve Long-Term Outcomes in ADHD Final Test

1. Hyperactivity and inattention in pre-school children is a good indication of future ADHD onset.

2. Once you have ADHD, you have it for your lifetime.

3. What percent of the variance in ADHD between individuals is accounted for by genes?

4. Research shows pre- and peri-natal factors that increase the risk of ADHD through changes in brain structure and function include all except:

5. We now know the post-natal environment turns genes on and off. Which of these environments increase the risks for ADHD development:

6. Through longitudinal neuro-imaging, we know that Individuals with persistent ADHD throughout the lifespan tend to have:

7. Early detection and prevention of ADHD in childhood, adolescence and even adulthood alter long-term ADHD trajectory because:

8. Aerobic exercise can have a substantial effect on neural and cortical development for which age groups:

9. Decline of hyperactive and inattentive systems in ADHD patients as they age from childhood to adulthood is primarily attributed to:

10. Cognitive exercises and games can improve neural and behavioral development. Which factor does research show is most important in long-term success for a patient?