Below is a curated list of published studies related to different aspects of Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Saudi Arabia, including prevalence, awareness, diagnosis, language and communication, and review articles.
Additional studies from Saudi Arabia, including topics not featured on this page, are available in the research library. We also maintain a list of ADHD-related theses that have been made available online. If you would like your research featured here, or know of any publications in or about ADHD in KSA that you believe should be included here, please get in touch by email at research @ adhd.org.sa.
Note: Unless specifically stated, these studies were neither conducted by nor supported by the Saudi ADHD Society, and are provided as a resource for researchers only.
Review Articles
Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD
- Wael Aldakroury
Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology
10.4172/2472-0496.1000134Abstract
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) refers to the presence of pronounced difficulties in the areas of inattention, distractibility and hyperactivity that lead to significant impairment in academic and social functioning [1]. The prevalence estimate of ADHD is as wide as 3%-10% for school age children [2] and it is identified as one of the most commonly diagnosed clinical conditions affecting the student population [3]. Two-thirds of children with ADHD have an additional coexisting disorder [4] and more than one-third have at least three comorbid conditions [5]. Estimates of the overlap between speech and language disorders and ADHD vary from as low as 8% to as high as 90%, depending on the source and type of sample [2]. I will discuss the possible and levels of association between ADHD and speech and language disorders. Also, I will describe the link between the ADHD diagnosis and speech and language disorders in children, supported by evidence from several studies.
Keywords
speech, language, disorder, ADHDCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Wael Aldakroury," year="2018" title="Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD" volume="4" issue="1" journal="Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology" shortjournal="Abnorm Behav Psycho" startpage="" endpage="" articlenum="" doi="10.4172/2472-0496.1000134"]Link to this page: https://res.adhd.org.sa/doi/10.4172/2472-0496.1000134
Prevalence
Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD
- Wael Aldakroury
Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology
10.4172/2472-0496.1000134Abstract
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) refers to the presence of pronounced difficulties in the areas of inattention, distractibility and hyperactivity that lead to significant impairment in academic and social functioning [1]. The prevalence estimate of ADHD is as wide as 3%-10% for school age children [2] and it is identified as one of the most commonly diagnosed clinical conditions affecting the student population [3]. Two-thirds of children with ADHD have an additional coexisting disorder [4] and more than one-third have at least three comorbid conditions [5]. Estimates of the overlap between speech and language disorders and ADHD vary from as low as 8% to as high as 90%, depending on the source and type of sample [2]. I will discuss the possible and levels of association between ADHD and speech and language disorders. Also, I will describe the link between the ADHD diagnosis and speech and language disorders in children, supported by evidence from several studies.
Keywords
speech, language, disorder, ADHDCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Wael Aldakroury," year="2018" title="Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD" volume="4" issue="1" journal="Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology" shortjournal="Abnorm Behav Psycho" startpage="" endpage="" articlenum="" doi="10.4172/2472-0496.1000134"]Link to this page: https://res.adhd.org.sa/doi/10.4172/2472-0496.1000134
Awareness and Attitudes
Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD
- Wael Aldakroury
Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology
10.4172/2472-0496.1000134Abstract
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) refers to the presence of pronounced difficulties in the areas of inattention, distractibility and hyperactivity that lead to significant impairment in academic and social functioning [1]. The prevalence estimate of ADHD is as wide as 3%-10% for school age children [2] and it is identified as one of the most commonly diagnosed clinical conditions affecting the student population [3]. Two-thirds of children with ADHD have an additional coexisting disorder [4] and more than one-third have at least three comorbid conditions [5]. Estimates of the overlap between speech and language disorders and ADHD vary from as low as 8% to as high as 90%, depending on the source and type of sample [2]. I will discuss the possible and levels of association between ADHD and speech and language disorders. Also, I will describe the link between the ADHD diagnosis and speech and language disorders in children, supported by evidence from several studies.
Keywords
speech, language, disorder, ADHDCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Wael Aldakroury," year="2018" title="Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD" volume="4" issue="1" journal="Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology" shortjournal="Abnorm Behav Psycho" startpage="" endpage="" articlenum="" doi="10.4172/2472-0496.1000134"]Link to this page: https://res.adhd.org.sa/doi/10.4172/2472-0496.1000134
Diagnosis
Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD
- Wael Aldakroury
Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology
10.4172/2472-0496.1000134Abstract
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) refers to the presence of pronounced difficulties in the areas of inattention, distractibility and hyperactivity that lead to significant impairment in academic and social functioning [1]. The prevalence estimate of ADHD is as wide as 3%-10% for school age children [2] and it is identified as one of the most commonly diagnosed clinical conditions affecting the student population [3]. Two-thirds of children with ADHD have an additional coexisting disorder [4] and more than one-third have at least three comorbid conditions [5]. Estimates of the overlap between speech and language disorders and ADHD vary from as low as 8% to as high as 90%, depending on the source and type of sample [2]. I will discuss the possible and levels of association between ADHD and speech and language disorders. Also, I will describe the link between the ADHD diagnosis and speech and language disorders in children, supported by evidence from several studies.
Keywords
speech, language, disorder, ADHDCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Wael Aldakroury," year="2018" title="Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD" volume="4" issue="1" journal="Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology" shortjournal="Abnorm Behav Psycho" startpage="" endpage="" articlenum="" doi="10.4172/2472-0496.1000134"]Link to this page: https://res.adhd.org.sa/doi/10.4172/2472-0496.1000134
Language & Communication
Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD
- Wael Aldakroury
Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology
10.4172/2472-0496.1000134Abstract
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) refers to the presence of pronounced difficulties in the areas of inattention, distractibility and hyperactivity that lead to significant impairment in academic and social functioning [1]. The prevalence estimate of ADHD is as wide as 3%-10% for school age children [2] and it is identified as one of the most commonly diagnosed clinical conditions affecting the student population [3]. Two-thirds of children with ADHD have an additional coexisting disorder [4] and more than one-third have at least three comorbid conditions [5]. Estimates of the overlap between speech and language disorders and ADHD vary from as low as 8% to as high as 90%, depending on the source and type of sample [2]. I will discuss the possible and levels of association between ADHD and speech and language disorders. Also, I will describe the link between the ADHD diagnosis and speech and language disorders in children, supported by evidence from several studies.
Keywords
speech, language, disorder, ADHDCitation
[research_citation style="APA" pubtype="journal" authors="Wael Aldakroury," year="2018" title="Speech and Language Disorders in ADHD" volume="4" issue="1" journal="Abnormal and Behavioural Psychology" shortjournal="Abnorm Behav Psycho" startpage="" endpage="" articlenum="" doi="10.4172/2472-0496.1000134"]Link to this page: https://res.adhd.org.sa/doi/10.4172/2472-0496.1000134