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Lucy00 08-13-12 03:16 PM

Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet and passive in social situations if they have co-morbid social anxiety? I'm really curious about this.

daveddd 08-13-12 07:39 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
yes

i was that kid

im now that adult (kind of)

RedHairedWitch 08-13-12 08:03 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
Fidget toys?

The terror of being made an example of by the teacher worked for me *sigh*

ginniebean 08-13-12 08:08 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
Yes, they can. I was like that.. yep.. it's fear of being called out yet again, humilliated etc..

doiadhd 08-13-12 09:10 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
Or depression if split with father,what happened to me. Need lots and lots of communication over and over again if needs be. Sometimes they,children prefer to watch the ongoings going on,which is tutorial,but not always a good sign. Dunno.

Ipsofacto 08-13-12 11:12 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
From what I've read it's why many girls get to mid teens before diagnosis, and as we are finding out with our daughter; expresses as excessive talking.

mctavish23 08-14-12 11:57 PM

Re: Can hyperactive ADHD children stay quiet in social situations if they have..?
 
Yes they can.

There's even empirical support for sitting perfectly still and behaving in a doctor's

office, or psych. clinic.

Hope that helps.

tc

mctavish23

(Robert)


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