Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources

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Autor(a) principal: Abrahão,Anaísa Leal Barbosa
Data de Publicação: 2021
Outros Autores: Elias,Luciana Carla dos Santos
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Psico-USF (Online)
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Resumo: Abstract ADHD constitutes a developmental risk. The general aim was to identify social skills, behavior problems, academic performance and family resources of children with ADHD, with the specific aim being to compare students regarding indicators of ADHD and the use or not of medication. Participants were 43 Elementary Education I students (M=9.6 years, SD=1.5), 43 parents (M=39.1 years, SD=7.6) and 38 teachers (M=43.1 years, SD=8.4). The instruments used were the Inventory of Social Skills, Behavior Problems and Academic Competence (SSRS-BR), Conners’ Scale and the Inventory of Family Resources. The collection was carried out in public schools. The results showed that the students had scores higher than the reference sample in Behavior Problems and Social Skills and lower in classes of social skills and Academic Competence; the presence of family resources; and grades above 5.0 as a school mean. We concluded that there is a need for interventions with the studied population.
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title Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
spellingShingle Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
Abrahão,Anaísa Leal Barbosa
ADHD
social skills
behavioral problems
academic performance and family resources
title_short Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
title_full Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
title_fullStr Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
title_full_unstemmed Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
title_sort Students with ADHD: Social Skills, Behavioral Problems, Academic Performance, and Family Resources
author Abrahão,Anaísa Leal Barbosa
author_facet Abrahão,Anaísa Leal Barbosa
Elias,Luciana Carla dos Santos
author_role author
author2 Elias,Luciana Carla dos Santos
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Abrahão,Anaísa Leal Barbosa
Elias,Luciana Carla dos Santos
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv ADHD
social skills
behavioral problems
academic performance and family resources
topic ADHD
social skills
behavioral problems
academic performance and family resources
description Abstract ADHD constitutes a developmental risk. The general aim was to identify social skills, behavior problems, academic performance and family resources of children with ADHD, with the specific aim being to compare students regarding indicators of ADHD and the use or not of medication. Participants were 43 Elementary Education I students (M=9.6 years, SD=1.5), 43 parents (M=39.1 years, SD=7.6) and 38 teachers (M=43.1 years, SD=8.4). The instruments used were the Inventory of Social Skills, Behavior Problems and Academic Competence (SSRS-BR), Conners’ Scale and the Inventory of Family Resources. The collection was carried out in public schools. The results showed that the students had scores higher than the reference sample in Behavior Problems and Social Skills and lower in classes of social skills and Academic Competence; the presence of family resources; and grades above 5.0 as a school mean. We concluded that there is a need for interventions with the studied population.
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