This research surveys the correlation of maternal mothers with prominent Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) indicators demonstrate parenting insufficiencies, as well as complications in emotion regulation (ER), which may supplementary influence their capability to effectively parent.
Rational:
This research topic was chosen because no empirical research has yet to examine the potential mediators that clarify the correlation concerning maternal ADHD symptoms and parenting.
Hypothesis/Research Question:
Mazursky-Horowitz describes their hypothesis to this topic as “Higher levels of maternal ADHD symptoms would predict: lower levels of positive parenting responses to adolescents’ expressions of negative emotions, higher levels
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The youth were 52% male, 43% were Caucasian, 41% African American, and 16% identified as Other. The original samples were recruited by media outreach, mailings, libraries and youth organizations within Washington DC, proficient in the English language, and the consent of parent/guardian. Families were asked into the laboratory of the University of Maryland Institutional Review Board for a baseline assessment after a telephone screening, for certain criteria was met. Assessment follow ups were held annually. Demographics, with each assessment parents/guardians completes a simple demographics form. Information included personal information such as gender, ethnicity/race, annual household income, and age.
Finding:
The hypothesis was correct and in agreement with past research finding that “maternal ADHD symptoms were associated with greater difficulties with ER, and greater maternal difficulties with ER were associated with positive, harsh, and distress responses to adolescents’ expressions of negative emotions.” (2014, p.128).
Implications:
This study is the first of its kind to investigate ER complications as one mechanism with maternal mothers presenting significate symptoms of ADHD and the harsh parenting responses to their adolescent children when they express negative
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Analysis of parent-reported data from the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) 2011–2013 found that 10% of children ages 4–17 years were diagnosed with ADHD (Pastor et al. 2015) Boys (13.3%) are twice more affected by ADHD than girls (5.6%)(Pastor et al. 2015). A similar study found that the prevalence rate of ADHD diagnosis increased from 7.0% in 1997–1999 to 10.2% in 2012–2014(ADHD General Prevalence. (2014).
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The core purpose of the CDC Website about Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD) is to educate the public generally and then specifically to inform parents of children that might be suffering from ADHD. There are many unanswered questions about ADHD, and the CDC attempts to dispel some of the myths about the cause, diagnosis, and treatment of the disorder. They present highly logical information through the use of statistics and state by state comparisons. Additionally, there are a few appeals to one’s emotions, suggesting that parental negligence is not the cause of the disorder. Although the dry, mundane tone detracts from the appeal of the website, the inferential
The main topic of this page is information and statistics pertaining to children that possess the disorder of ADHD. It provided several statistics amongst the boys and girls that have ADHD. It also provided percentages and rates of how many children are diagnosed with the disorder. It revealed that statistically proven boys are more likely to become diagnosed with the disorder than females are. This site also provided statistics ad ratings of the different treatments that children are taking and how many American children received treatment for the disorder in 2011. There was also a percentage representing the children that may have been diagnosed with the disorder but are not receiving any type of treatment for it. There are also facts supporting that parents that may have been diagnosed with the disorder are more likely to reproduce children that suffer from the same disorder opposed to parents who have not been diagnosed or exhibited any behaviors or symptoms of ADHD. It is also quoted that children that have been diagnosed with the disorder may form a issue with maintaining any relationships or friendships amongst their peers. There was also a percentage that supported the fact that the children that suffer from the disorder of ADHD have a higher rate or major injuries and hospital visits compared to the average child. There is also a high economic cost to care and treat children that suffer from this disorder.
Hyperactivity, for example, is more frequent in children from families with marital discord, conflict and hostile parent-child relationships (Taylor, 1994). Parents of ADHD children are more likely to be more negative towards their children than other parents (Cunningham and Barkley, 1979), but this could be a response to the demands of living with a child with challenging behaviour (Barkley, 1990; Taylor, 1994). The progress of associated problems such as conduct disorder may also be parenting and social factors.
There was no biased information on this website, and met the expectations that the reader may have been looking for. There was no software to download, and the information is easily viewable, with no fees to view the article about ADHD. Exploring parents’ information needs more broadly and using a qualitative approach provided a more in-depth understanding of their specific needs and preferences and built upon the findings of previous quantitative studies. (Ahmed, Borst, Cheng Wei, & Aslani p.
ADHD can develop into more serious disorder, which is harder to tackle as a parent. Oppositional Defiant Disorder is another disorder, which is usually seen in boys. This is where the child will act in a very violent way towards his parent of someone who is older that are dominant in their lives, the child, in this case, will act stubborn sometimes doing things just to make others mad and out of the ordinary. Another example is Conduct Disorder; this can be seen in about 20 percent of children who are diagnosed with ADHD. Conduct Disorder is more serious as it involves the child bullying other children, lying and or stealing, destroying personal property. Kids suffering with Conduct Disorder are more likely to involve in risky behaviors such
Leung and Chan (2017) reviewed that the meta-analysis from Faraone et. al. determined that two-third of children who had ADHD continue to have impairing levels of ADHD as adults, along with the psychiatric disorders. Two main aims that were important was to estimate the prevalence of ADHD among new psychiatric outpatient clinics and to understand the correlates and co-morbidities of ADHD among a population (Leung and Chang, 2017).
Many researchers are finding more valuable discoveries about ADHD. With these new researches will parents raise a concern about their child’s health? Chances are, most parents will ask questions, as well as do research for logic reasoning. Although most parents should consider using treatment like therapy or counseling. These options should be considered first, instead of prescribed medication.
This particular study focused on children in the third grade who all had a diagnosis of ADHD. The study was completed in the city of Isfahan in Iran. The study included a sample of 60 students who were chosen at random. The 60 students were split into four groups, which included three experimental and one control group. Each group included fifteen male students. Before the study began, the researchers used Conner’s parental rating scale to ensure that each student had a diagnosis of ADHD. Each student’s parent signed
Of the existing non-pharmacological interventions aimed at treating ADHD, behavioral parent training (BPT) has garnered substantial empirical support. These programs are geared to-wards children who display
These symptoms might represent expressions of internalized conflict or unmet emotional or educational needs that differ from child to child. Each child ideally should have a full medical, educational, and psychologic or psychiatric evaluation, prior to drugs being introduced and giving to the child. There isn’t a neuropsychological test result is that shows someone has ADHD, and no genetic indicator has been steadily recognized, and heritability studies are confounded by household environmental aspects. Furman concluded t after careful review of the evidence obtainable; it is not obvious that ADHD is either a disease or a neurobehavioral condition. ADHD is an assortment of symptoms, namely, inattention, impulsivity, and over activity, that overlay with other major and minor mental health
There are many implications that can be taken from this research: Nursing practice, education and policy. Nurses, especially, need to know about this type of research because they could help parents by developing parenting skills classes that could show parents how their attitudes affect the child. It could open parents up to see that just because a child has ADHD does not mean that they don’t see how parents are acting. If nurses know more about ADHD symptoms and interventions than they could help families and children’s outcomes be healthier. If nurses were more informed about how families impact ADHD children, then maybe they could provide better treatment programs to improve their lives. With this research, we could make policies for families
(Transition: Now that we have looked at the basics of ADHD, let’s turn to a study recently conducted on ADHD that illustrates about how adults in experimental studies treated with prescription drugs can lead to an enhancement of parenting