Willingness to Use ADHD Self-Management: Mixed Methods Study of Perceptions by Adolescents and Parents

Keyphrases

• Mixed-methods Study 100%
• Self-management 100%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 100%
• Willingness to Use 100%
• Low Risk 57%
• Sleep Regulation 42%
• Receptivity 28%
• Dietary Restriction 28%
• At-risk Adolescents 28%
• Prayer 28%
• Self-management Interventions 28%
• African American 14%
• Self-care 14%
• Peer Group 14%
• Self-reliance 14%
• Gender Differences 14%
• High-risk Population 14%
• High Risk 14%
• Race Differences 14%
• Increased Activity 14%
• Activity-dependent 14%
• Undesirable Effects 14%
• Interpersonal Conflict 14%
• Grounded Theory Method 14%
• Regulation Approach 14%
• Family Rules 14%
• Dietary Approaches 14%
• American Respondent 14%
• Future Self 14%
• Self-organization Effect 14%
• Chronic Care Model 14%
• Homework Assistance 14%

Psychology

• Adolescents 100%
• Mixed Methods 100%
• Self-Management 100%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 100%
• Receptivity 28%
• Open-Ended Question 14%
• Self-Care 14%
• High-Risk Population 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Attention Deficit Disorder 100%
• Adolescent 71%
• High Risk Population 28%
• Receptivity 28%
• Diet Restriction 28%
• Health Care Cost 14%
• Sex Difference 14%
• Cross Sectional Study 14%
• Race Difference 14%
• Peer Group 14%
• Conflict 14%