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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Foreword by David Mechanic Acknowledgments Introduction The Reality of ADHD Essential Issues Rising Rates of Diagnosis and Expanding Treatment ADHD: A Top 10 List ONE The TNT Fueling the Explosion: Origins and Costs of ADHD
Jose: “Immaturity that Might Last a Lifetime” From Then to Now Money: The Costs of ADHD
TWO The Nature and Causes of ADHD: Where Biology Meets Culture
Becky: “Lost Opportunities” A Continuum, Not a Category? Symptoms, Problems, and Impairments: What Is ADHD? ADHD Across the Years Impairments Models and Causes Putting It All Together
THREE Diagnosing and Treating ADHD: Do It Right or Pay the Price
Tommy: “Problems Everywhere” Performing the Evaluation Treatments for ADHD and Evidence for Their Effects
FOUR The Upward Spiral of ADHD Medications: Enhanced Performance or Potential for Abuse?
Ralph: “Miracle Cure” Skyrocketing ADHD Medications Stimulants and the Brain: Main Effects and Side Effects Reducing Problems or Enhancing Skills? Diversion and Neuroenhancement: Stimulants for Everyone?
FIVE What a Difference a State Makes: How Educational Policy Determines Diagnosis and Treatment
Jessie: “A New Home” A Tale of Two States Schools and School Policies Matter Other Laws Regarding Schools and ADHD
SIX The Cost of ADHD: It’s the Economy, Stupid
Frank: “Will It Always Be This Way?” Ever-Increasing Cost Escalation Benefits of the Spending Conclusion
SEVEN ADHD and the Media: What’s Being Said and What’s Being Sold?
What Does the Public See and Hear? Advertisements and the Selling of ADHD Medications
EIGHT ADHD Around the World
International Recognition and Diagnosis Treatment and Services for ADHD Around the World Differences Across Cultures and Nations: A Bird’s-Eye View Economic Development and ADHD
NINE Beyond White, Middle-Class Boys—Plus the Stigma of ADHD
Young Children Adults Girls, Women, and Minorities Stigma: Is ADHD Still a Source of Shame?
TEN The Future of ADHD: Predictions, Confusions, and Conclusions
Weighing and Weighting the Evidence Predicting the Future Back to School What Can Be Done? The Bottom Line
Notes References Index
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