Attentional Problems in Adults

作者: Georgia A. DeGangi

DOI: 10.1016/B978-0-12-385011-9.00008-0

关键词: ArousalTime managementImpulsivityCognitive psychologyVariety (cybernetics)ProcrastinationPsychologyFamily lifeDevelopmental psychologyAttentional controlChecklist

摘要: Many unregulated adults experience attentional and executive functioning problems are unable to organize the objects in their life or keep track of important things including schedules. They often struggle with getting started, remaining motivated, sequencing steps finish basic tasks. This chapter focuses on inattention, procrastination, poor resulting time management, spatial organization, decision making, problem solving. The neurobiological basis for attention is described. Practical information provided about impact different types stimuli attention. importance selective motivation persistence A checklist assist diagnosing deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) adults. Strategies helping attention, impulsivity, disorganization presented that address underlying contribute deficit, emphasizing use cognitive–behavioral sensory integration approaches. Emphasis placed learning how modulate arousal registration, sustain develop self-control, mastery a variety social, work, everyday activities. Case examples several illustrate treatment model, one which person’s family life, other case describes ADHD affects view self.

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