Treating Attention Deficit Disorder (A.D.D.) in Children and Adults

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Anger Management Quiz

#1. Which of the following can trigger anger in kids with learning differences?
A.) A child expecting too much of himself
B.) Miscommunication and frustration caused by his inability to "read" verbal and non-verbal social cues correctly.
C.) Impatience due to poor impulse control (in AD/HD)
D.) Pent-up frustration from struggling at school
E.) Any of the above
 
#2. If your child struggles with AD/HD and chronic anger, which of the following steps should you take first to help him regain control?
A.) Set stricter limits and enforce more structure at home.
B.) Help him discover the source of his out-of-control anger.
C.) Ask his teacher to do a better job accommodating him in the classroom
 
#3. Some kids express their anger with hurtful words. When this becomes a pattern, it's best for parents to:
A.) Help the child find a more appropriate ways to express anger.
B.) Ignore the outbursts and hope they'll stop.
C.) Enforce consequences such as time-outs and lost privileges consistently
 
#4. One way to reinforce a substitute behavior in an angry child is to help him understand the benefits of changing his behavior.
A.) True
B.) False
 
#5. It's never okay for a child to express his anger through physical action.
A.) True
B.) False
 
  

 

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