Louis_Schmier wrote:
> So, Jeff are you saying that there are cultural influences at work that
> influence our understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of ADD that operate
> on all involve?
No, I'm saying this (i.e., I wrote):
>The most recent issue of _The Journal of the History of the Behavior
So, Jeff are you saying that there are cultural influences at work that
influence our understanding, diagnosis, and treatment of ADD that operate
on all involve? If so, then that certainly brings to home that
people, lay and professional, are not as detached and subjective as many
would like to t
The most recent issue of _The Journal of the History of the Behavioral
Sciences (Vol. 36, No. 2, Spring 2000) has an article by Andrew Lakoff
entitled "Adaptive will: The evolution of attention deficit disorder."
The abstract:
"The increasing prevalence of attention-deficit disorder among America
