Hyperactive Child Syndrome

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"Hyperactive child syndrome is a set of behaviors presumed to affect 3 of every 100 school-age children. The major symptoms of this condition are an increase in purposeless physical activity and a significantly impaired span of focused attention. These and other factors prevent many hyperactive children from doing well academically and socially. Therefore, hyperactive child syndrome is an important concern to both parents and teachers. Many causes have been suggested, but experts have not yet agreed on a single one. The following are some of the more widely accepted suggestions.

Hyperactive child syndrome has long been believed to be the result of a neurological disorder caused by birth defects."

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