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Focus on presenting issues that diagnoses...
In general, when talking to an assessor, discuss presenting problems not what you think is wrong.
When you say... "I think he has ADHD, or Dx" it may bias the assessors, and they may not be as thorough.
I think that Consumer Reports did a study on car mechanics.
When subjects told the mechanic, "I think the transmission is shot." there were more tranny overhauls than when they said, "I have a problem when I shift."
Same idea...
http://askdreric-schoolpsychologist.blogspot.com/
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