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1) Barkley claims that ADHD is not primarily a disorder of inattention; rather, it is a disorder caused by a lack of behavioral inhibition

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1) Barkley claims that ADHD is not primarily a disorder of inattention; rather, it is a disorder caused by a lack of behavioral inhibition. How does behavioral inhibition play a critical role in Barkley’s model for ADHD?

2) Under what circumstances might a physician decide to prescribe a nonstimulant medication, such as Strattera, to a child or adolescent with ADHD?