2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.neubiorev.2009.10.009
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Social cognition in attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

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“…that other people have different views about a situation from themselves) about the age of 4 years, and second order false belief (that people can have mental representations of the mental states of others) by 6 years of age [11]. As noted, deficits of ToM become apparent before the onset of psychotic disorder [9] and are also present in a variety of other neurodevelopmental disorders including bipolar disorders [12], autism spectrum disorders [13,14], attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder [15,16] and specific language impairment [17,18].…”
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“…that other people have different views about a situation from themselves) about the age of 4 years, and second order false belief (that people can have mental representations of the mental states of others) by 6 years of age [11]. As noted, deficits of ToM become apparent before the onset of psychotic disorder [9] and are also present in a variety of other neurodevelopmental disorders including bipolar disorders [12], autism spectrum disorders [13,14], attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder [15,16] and specific language impairment [17,18].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Social cognition is an important parameter in mutual human relationships. The recognition of emotions and ToM abilities are important areas of social cognition [13]. ToM can be defined as the ability to attribute mental states, such as beliefs, desires, and intents, to other people [14].…”
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“…Además, empiezan los problemas por la mitad, dejan los ejercicios para el final y no les da tiempo a finalizarlos, como consecuencia de la dificultad que presentan para organizarse y planificarse (Hidalgo y Sánchez, 2014). En general, los niños TDAH-I presentan con mayor frecuencia problemas de aprendizaje (López, 2015 , más agresivos y manifiestan más problemas de conducta (Uekermann et al, 2010). En sus interacciones sociales acostumbran a ser ruidosos, controladores, intrusivos y al mismo tiempo presentan una baja conducta prosocial versus a las otras dos presentaciones del trastorno (Whalen y Henker, 1992).…”
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“…En general, los niños TDAH-I presentan con mayor frecuencia problemas de aprendizaje (López, 2015 , más agresivos y manifiestan más problemas de conducta (Uekermann et al, 2010). En sus interacciones sociales acostumbran a ser ruidosos, controladores, intrusivos y al mismo tiempo presentan una baja conducta prosocial versus a las otras dos presentaciones del trastorno (Whalen y Henker, 1992).En general, los niños TDAH-I, a diferencia de los TDAH-H/I y TDAH-C, en sus interacciones sociales muestran una conducta menos agresiva y una menor tendencia a presentar TND y TC (Uekermann et al, 2010). Los niños con TDAH -I están más asociados a las dificultades académicas y a la incapacidad de conseguir objetivos, y los TDAH-H/I se vinculan más con las alteraciones de las relaciones sociales y diversas comorbilidades, como el Trastorno Negativista Desafiante (TND) y el Trastorno de Conducta (TC) (Hidalgo y Sánchez, 2014).…”
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