Differential diagnosis of ADHD: Are objective measures of attention, impulsivity, and activity level helpful?

Matier-sharma, Kristin; Perachio, Nancy; H. Newcorn, Jeffrey; Sharma, Vanshdeep; M. Halperin, Jeffrey

doi:10.1080/09297049508402243

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Differential diagnosis of ADHD: Are objective measures of attention, impulsivity, and activity level helpful?

Published in Child Neuropsychology • Oct 1, 1995

Authors:

Kristin Matier-sharma

Nancy Perachio

Jeffrey H. Newcorn

Abstract

The diagnostic utility of objective measures of inattention, impulsivity, and activity level was assessed by examining the classification of ADHD and non-ADHD patients, as well as normal children. Discriminant function analyses correctly classified 72.4% of subjects in the ADHD versus normal control...

Subject

Impulsivity

Psychology

Discriminant function analysis

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