It is my pleasure to inform you that JSER article has been cited in Journal of Attention Disorders which is impact factor journal. Impact Factor:2.397 | Ranking: Psychology, Developmental 23 out of 65 | Psychiatry (SSCI) 42 out of 124 | Psychiatry (SCI) 62 out of 136.
Langher, V., Ricci, M. E., Reversi, S., & Krstikj, N. (2009). ADHD and loneliness social dissatisfaction in inclusive school from an individual-context paradigm. Journal of Special Education and Rehabilitation, 10(3-4), 67-88 has been cited in Paweł Grygiel, Grzegorz Humenny, Sławomir Rębisz, Elżbieta Bajcar, Piotr Świtaj. Peer Rejection and Perceived Quality of Relations With Schoolmates Among Children With ADHD. Journal of Attention Disorders.
Abstract
Objective: The main aim of the
current study was to investigate the links between ADHD diagnosis and
the objective and subjective dimensions
of social relationships among children from primary
schools. Method: We used the data from 36 regular classrooms, consisting of 718 students, with each containing at least one child with an
established clinical diagnosis of ADHD (38 children). Results:
For children with ADHD, the level of the perceived quality of social
relations was lower than that of children without such
a diagnosis. After controlling for sociometric
status, the impact of ADHD on perceived status proved to be
statistically nonsignificant
but the indirect impact of ADHD on this status
through sociometric status was statistically significant. Conclusion:
Children diagnosed with ADHD are more often rejected by their peers and
have a more pessimistic view of their social world.
Moreover, ADHD diagnosis does not have a direct
influence on the perceived quality of social relations otherwise than
through
sociometric status.
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