The video presented is a part in a series of videos that address different questions and compares behavior between ADHD and Dyslexia. The key point is in the situations in which the behavior happens for the child. ADHD children may do this all the time as they do not realize it is a social problem. A Dyslexic child may only show such behavior in school, for fear of losing the thought they want to express.
ADHD vs Dyslexia question 17 LC (Video)
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