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The jobs listed are both full and part time with various pay. For more information on these jobs as well as others call

Wendolyn D. Davis, BS, MBA/HRM

Human Resources Manager

Email: wendolyn@wendolyndavis.com

Or

Dr. Willie D. Davis, Jr. PhD

Director

517-484-7480

Office Hours Vary.

Volume 3, issue 4

Text Box: Myth 1: ADHD is not a real disorder—The national and international medical community agrees that ADHD is a real disorder Myth 2: Poor Parenting causes ADHD—Research finds there are genetic causes to ADHD. Poor parenting and other negative environmental factors can make matters worse but they don’t cause ADHD. Myth 3: Minority Children are over diagnosed and over medicated - Research regarding minority children is limited but is showing minority children

Text Box: are not being appropriately treated for ADHD as they are less likely to be tested for it and less likely to be medicated as misbehavior is generally attributed to be behavioral problems rather than chemical. Myth 4: Girls have lower rates and less severe ADHD— Research has shown girls, like minorities, are less likely to be tested and treated for ADHD. Girls will show more intellectual, depressive and anxiety problems rather than acting out. Information taken directly from http://www.help4adhd.org/en/about/myths#myth1

1136 Shepard

1134 Shepard

Lansing, MI 48912

Phone: 517-484-7480

Fax: 517-485-3858

E-mail: kweku@africanworldmuseum.org

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