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This article explores the complexities of ADHD and giftedness, highlighting their distinguishing features, symptoms, and how they can coexist. ADHD, as defined in the DSM-IV (1994), includes challenges in sustained attention, concentration, and persistence, often triggered by boredom or irrelevant tasks. In contrast, giftedness, as described by Silverman (1993), can involve heightened intellectual abilities alongside unique challenges, including daydreaming. Understanding these nuances is essential for effective support and encouragement for individuals navigating these traits.
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