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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.9
What is a valid argument against the use of prescribed medications as a first-line treatment for ADHD in children?
Medications can have side effects and long-term impacts on developing brains that non-pharmacological interventions may avoid.
Medications never effectively treat the symptoms of ADHD.
Children cannot accurately report their symptoms, making medication ineffective.
Prescribing medication stigmatizes the child, causing more harm than benefit.
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AP Psychology - 8.9 Treatment of Disorders from the Biological Perspective
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