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17 7869 /6(3 45 /2 $KJ Wilcoxon Signed Ranks,-,, 4 # # ( A 6-, M + A ) Test 61 6( # A - 6( :6 /# Z7 ( /-D 6D /3 (K) /# 6( # # ( # A 6-, M + /-D., 6( 6D /3, 2 0,001 2 (Z) 3, , (I J3, J3, 68M K,M , f738 M( # :6 (K) /#, X> 6., 6( # # ( # A 1( # A 6-, A # + ' 6D /3 /3 6., 6(.D # #.C 3 M + " /-D 6D : 5 Z7 " M (". (Paniagua.1992) # Z7 1+!9.(.: R A /.: A. 7? Z : /-, Z7 : ADHD A-> /-S A1 41 1? : 4+ + <1 1 :!3.: R A 4 /.: (%J%%.8 9 Z = Z.( %W%) ADHD A-> C C4.(.#; Z (. ) / ) / ( * + 3?.( /. 1 6D /3, /;4, =.,.!#.( 6#8 /*
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24 $KG 1-1( A;1-1 /4 :(K%%\) c,.!" 259 *, * 2+ -> C 1 '?; -* -( + 9# A-> : (K%%W) 3 1 # 234* (# Y.T$`JJ, K 2. # 2.(.1( -*1-1( + 3? A-> :(K%%T) / 3.( 7+, ;* '?;.* 5 2. *0 # 2 < *8 Z :(K%J%) AR *" # 2 3,, /- + V * W_T,1 $K 2* 5 # 2 /._KK A1 /-D E :(K%JK) #.-3 2c "8 *".J&\ `JT% #+ /-D [ # - :(K%J%) * "8 =" * A3 + 3? A->. b( ` 0 # 2# :23 O3 BP5 American Psychiatric Association (2000): Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th (Ed), Text Revision, Washington, DC Andera,M & Elizabet,M (2002): Comprehensive, Sustained behavioral and Pharmacological Treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: A case study. Cognitive and Behavioral Practice. Vol,8 Issue4, PP Barkley,R.(1990):Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder:a hand book for diagnosis and treatment Guilford Press, N. Y Barkley,R.(1997). Sense of Time in Children with ADHD, Journal of the International Neuropsychology Society, Barkley,R: (2003). ADHD and the Nature of Self- Control, Feb
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