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3 NEUROFEEDBACK O QUE É ? _ pg 13
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CARACTERIZANDO O TDAH
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neurofeedback
Como as características
mencionadas anteriormente afetam
diretamente o comportamento da
criança, é possível observarmos
dificuldades no seu desempenho
acadêmico, nos relacionamentos
familiares e sociais e no ajustamento
psicossocial e motor (ROHDE, 2011;
AYCICEGI-DINN et al., 2011;
PIMENTEL et al., 2011; SONTAG et
al., 2011).
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Excelência da equipe docente: Professores com larga
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Reabilitação Cognitiva 29
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