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If you constantly think you have add or a learning disorder will you inevitably develop one?
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No: Worrying abouit adhd or learning problems does not cause these problems to occur. However, constant worrying can lead to anxiety, which can cause decreased concentration and trouble completing tasks.
Answered 10/16/2016
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