alleryHow does ADHD relate to learning disabilities?
AADHD is always a learning disability
BADHD never coexists with them
CThey can co-occur but differ
DADHD is the cause of dyslexia
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They can co-occur but differ
1. A person can have ADHD without a learning disability.
2. A person can also have a learning disability without ADHD.
3. The two can co-occur, so ADHD is neither always an LD nor never present with one.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning disability, section Contrast with other conditions_
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