Cold Comfort : : Mothers, Professionals, and Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder / / Claudia Malacrida.
Mothers of children with Attention Deficit Disorder must inevitably make decisions regarding their children's diagnosis within a context of competing discourses about the nature of the disorder and the legitimacy of its treatment. They also make these decisions within an overriding climate of m...
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