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  • - Today we're going to talk

    今天我們要討論

  • a squirrel!

    一個松鼠

  • (throat clearing) Anyway, like I was saying,

    (清嗓子)好吧,我說了

  • there's a lot of misconceptions about this topic.

    有很多誤解關於這個話題

  • For example, not everyone is like that

    比如,不是所有人都

  • and gets distracted by squirrels, although,

    能從松鼠身上得到啟發,儘管

  • squirrels are cute and distracting.

    松鼠可愛又思想不集中

  • So with this video,

    所以用這個視頻

  • I'm going to take the seven most commonly

    我將用7個最普遍的

  • believed myths that you likely still

    你相信的認知

  • believe about ADD and ADHD

    有關ADD和ADHD(注意力缺失又叫多動症)

  • and explain the truth behind them.

    並且解釋背後的真相

  • So I say we get right into it.

    讓我們開始吧

  • This is Seven Myths You Still Believe About ADHD.

    這是7個你相信的有關ADHD的謬談

  • (light electronic music)

    (電子音樂)

  • ADD and ADHD are not actually medical disorders.

    ADD和ADHD實際上並非醫學疾病

  • Let's start with one that people

    讓我們從一個

  • have been talking about since ADD and ADHD

    自從發現ADD和ADHD疾病

  • were originally discovered.

    人開始講起

  • That, of course, being that ADD is not

    當然患有ADD

  • a legitimate medical disorder.

    並非是真正的醫學疾病

  • This myth basically says that ADD

    謬論主要說ADD

  • is a crutch for parents, teachers and doctors

    對父母,老師和醫生來說

  • who want to use it to explain why

    想用這個來解釋為什麼

  • a person would rather do fun things than work,

    一個人寧可做有趣的事情而不工作

  • but that is simply not true.

    但是這並不是真的

  • In addition to being the most commonly

    根據大量的普遍研究

  • studied psychiatric disorder in children

    在兒童和青少年中的

  • and adolescents, Attention Deficit Disorder

    精神疾病,多動症

  • is biologically based, and scientists

    是基於生物上的

  • have shown an imbalance in chemicals

    科學家們已經顯示一種化學的不平衡

  • that lead to significant problems

    導致大腦執行機能的

  • with the executive functions in the brain.

    重大問題

  • The inability to focus and impulsiveness

    無法集中注意力和衝動

  • are just two symptoms of this 100%

    是100%歸類為醫學疾病

  • accurately categorized medical disorder.

    的兩大症狀

  • So if you get distracted easily you may

    所以你也許有這個毛病如果很容易被分心

  • have it or you just may really like squirrels.

    或者你真的像是松鼠

  • I really like squirrels.

    我真的喜歡小松鼠

  • ADD and ADHD can be cured by simply

    ADD和ADHD可以用學習

  • learning to focus.

    簡單的集中注意力而治癒

  • Now that we've established that ADHD

    現在我們的ADHD

  • is in fact a medical disorder, we turn

    實際上是建立在醫學疾病的基礎上

  • our attention to the ridiculous cures

    我們把注意力轉到那些可笑的治療方式

  • that people who don't have the disorder

    那些沒有這種病的人

  • have come up with.

    想出來的

  • The first is the idea that simply

    第一個想法

  • willing yourself to focus whenever

    你能否駕馭你的注意力

  • possible is the fastest way to rid yourself of it.

    任何時候都能很快的集中思想

  • However, it's simply not true,

    然而,這是不對的

  • and there is no cure for ADHD.

    而且ADHA無法治癒

  • All a person can really do is deal

    我們大家能做的就是

  • with the symptoms of the disorder.

    處理這樣的失調狀況

  • Thus, by trying your hardest to focus,

    因此,盡力嘗試集中注意力

  • you might actually be able to do so,

    你也許就能這麼做了

  • but without some sort of treatment plan,

    但是如果沒有一些治療方案

  • such as academic help and behavior

    比如學術指導和

  • modification treatment, the inability

    行為修正,無法集中的

  • to focus will more likely than not return soon.

    行為會很快反覆

  • So all you're going to do if you see someone

    如果你看到某人

  • with this condition and you're like

    有這種情況,你會

  • hey man, why can't you just focus,

    嘿,兄弟,為什麼你集中不了

  • you're just gonna upset them, so don't do it.

    你會對他們生氣,別這樣

  • Kids can grow out of having ADHD.

    孩子的成長過程中會出現ADHA

  • Many people who haven't read into ADHD

    很多人無法理解ADHD

  • and have obviously never been to medical

    很明顯沒有

  • school believe that not only is ADHD

    到醫學院知曉,不僅是ADHD

  • not a medical condition, but that it's

    不是一個醫學問題,而是

  • simply a phase that a person can grow out of.

    一個人們成長過程中的一個階段

  • The reality is that this condition can

    事實是這個狀況會

  • stick with you well into adulthood.

    跟著你進入成年期

  • In fact, despite there being an abundance

    其實,雖有放棄治療

  • of treatments like better structured

    比如有更好的環境

  • environments and medications such as Ritalin,

    和像Ritalin這樣的藥物

  • 70% of kids who have the disorder

    70%的兒童患者服用

  • continue to have it when they reach adolescence,

    直到他們進入青春期

  • and 50% have it through adulthood.

    50%的一直服用到成年期

  • Many of those adults have even made

    很多這些患者成年後使得

  • their ADHD a merit instead of a flaw.

    ADHD成為他們的優點而非缺點

  • As in many careers, having a lot of energy

    在很多職業中,精力充沛其實

  • is actually an asset, just as long as it

    是一種財富,只要

  • doesn't require you to focus on too many

    不要求你一次性思想集中

  • things at once, that's just no bueno.

    在太多的事情上,這就不好了

  • Only hyperactive kids have ADHD.

    只有精力充沛的孩子有ADHD

  • Let's tackle this myth on two fronts.

    讓我們最先解決兩個問題

  • Firstly, it's possible for someone to have ADHD

    首先,是否有可能一個人患有ADHD

  • and not seem hyperactive all the time,

    而一直看上去不興奮

  • even though hyperactivity is the most

    儘管精力過度是

  • common symptom of this disorder.

    常見的多動症症狀

  • They may have trouble staying focused

    他們也許有困難集中注意力

  • on a task and act impulsively without

    在一件事情上和表現衝動

  • it seeming like they've got limitless energy.

    看上去像他們精力用不完

  • Secondly, as we've touched on before,

    第二,就像我們之前說的

  • ADHD can affect adults as well.

    ADHD也會影響到成人

  • In fact, over 6% of adults have Attention

    事實上,超過6%的成人

  • Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder,

    有多動症

  • and many don't even know it.

    甚至沒有意識到

  • Students with ADHD get an unfair advantage.

    有多動症的學生獲得不平等的優勢

  • Many parents who find out that their

    許多家長發現

  • children's classmate gets academic help

    他們的孩子的同學獲得學校的幫助

  • or extra time during tests and assignments,

    或者額外的時間在考試或者安排工作的時候

  • actually claim it's unfairly biased against the kid.

    有人聲稱這樣的不公平對孩子不利

  • However, when you have a condition that

    然而,當你有狀況

  • limits your ability to focus on a task,

    限制你集中思想完成一個任務

  • of course you're going to get the help

    當然你需要得到幫助

  • that you need to complete it.

    這樣你才能完成

  • Both teachers and professors are doing

    老師和教授都

  • their best to provide a balanced education

    盡力提供公平的教學

  • to all the students and sometimes it

    對所有的學生,有時候

  • takes a little more focus to get that education.

    需要更多的時間來達到這樣的教育

  • Consider it just leveling the playing field,

    想像他是一個分級

  • as before that extra time was given,

    之前給與的額外時間

  • the non-ADD children actually had the advantage.

    沒有多動症的還是有優勢

  • Taking ADHD medication leads to drug abuse.

    服用ADHD藥物的孩子會導致藥物反應

  • Hello, left field, it's me a jump to conclusion.

    哈嘍,走遠了,讓我做個總結

  • Despite the fact that people with ADHD

    無論事實是有ADHD的人

  • tend to take more risks and be more impulsive,

    偏向于承擔更多風險和更衝動

  • studies show that the opposite

    當時研究與

  • of this myth is actually true.

    這個認知完全相反

  • Research done over the last 50 years

    在過去的50年里的調查

  • suggests that those who take mediction

    建議,那些服用

  • for their diagnosed ADHD are actually

    ADHD藥物的實際上

  • at a reduced risk of abusing other drugs

    降低了其他藥物反應的風險

  • then those who have not had their

    這麼說那些沒有

  • condition diagnosed or treated properly.

    這種狀況診斷或者妥善治療的

  • See, ADHD medications are stimulants

    ADHD藥物吸收

  • that don't cure the disorder but treat

    不會治好行為失調而是

  • the symptoms, so sadly, because of that,

    治療症狀,太糟糕了,因此

  • people without the condition have been

    沒有狀況的人被

  • known to abuse the drugs for various reasons.

    理解為因為不同原因的藥物反應

  • People with ADHD never amount to anything.

    患有ADHD的人從來不是一件事情

  • Anyone who says that someone with ADHD

    任何人一個被別人認為是ADHD

  • isn't going to amount to anything is extremely

    將被當成非常

  • misinformed and is borderline bullying.

    沒知識的和霸凌

  • The truth is, many famous people from inventors

    事實是,很多名人從發明家

  • to politicians even to celebrities on the cover

    到政客,甚至

  • of your favorite magazine have had ADHD.

    你們喜歡的雜誌封面名人都有ADHD

  • Like who?

    比如

  • Well for beginners, Robin Williams,

    好吧初級患者,羅賓,威廉姆斯

  • Benjamin Franklin, Elvis Presley, Bill Gates,

    本傑明弗蘭克林,埃爾維斯 普雷斯利,比爾 蓋茨

  • JFK, and the Wright brothers, Abraham Lincoln,

    JFK和懷特兄弟,林肯

  • Mozart, and the list pretty much goes on and on.

    莫扎特,這個名單還能繼續

  • ADHD is a common condition, but even if

    ADHD是個平常的狀況,也許

  • there was a cure tomorrow, a great number

    以後會有治療方法,很多人

  • of people would likely not take it

    會希望不要得

  • as they've made it a part of who they are,

    正如他們已經成為他們中的一部份

  • and they're actually better for it.

    他們其實很有用

  • So hopefully you guys learned a little

    希望你們從中學到

  • something from this video.

    一些東西

  • I wanted to let you know that Amazon Fire

    我想讓你們知道亞馬遜火兒

  • has launched a brand new series called

    開發了一個全新的系列叫做

  • This Week on Fire, and it's hosted

    本週最火,主持人

  • by none other than my friend PhillyD,

    不是別人正是我的朋友菲利普D

  • aka Philip DeFranco.

    aka Philip DeFranco.

  • The purpose of the series is to highlight

    這個系列的目的是把

  • new movies, new TV series and new games

    把每週即將上線新電影,新電視連續劇和新遊戲

  • coming to Fire TV every week,

    中突出的部份介紹給大家

  • but it gets even better because Phil

    而且這個會更好因為菲利普

  • had me on the show.

    邀請我出演

  • We had a lot of fun.

    我們玩得很開心

  • You guys are gonna love it.

    你們會喜歡的

  • If you wanna check it out, click the little

    如果你們想看看,點擊小眼睛

  • eye or click the annotation or click

    或者點擊註解或者

  • the link in the description.

    點擊介紹里的鏈接

  • There's three different places you

    有三個地方

  • can check it out, but be sure to check it out

    你可以看,記得收看

  • 'cause you're going to love it.

    因為你們會非常喜歡的

  • And as always, if you got something

    一如既往,如果你們喜歡

  • out of this video, subscribe to this channel

    這個視頻,註冊這個頻道

  • so that you can catch my next video.

    這樣你可以收看我下一個視頻

  • I love you guys.

    我愛你們

  • Thanks for watching.

    謝謝收看

  • See you next time.

    下次見

  • Bay!

    再見

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