Perceived School Fairness and Academic Functioning in Early Adolescents: Differential Associations for Adolescents with or Without ADHD?

Although substantial research has focused on the academic outcomes of youth with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), less is known about factors that promote positive adaptation among these youth in the school setting. Perceived fairness, a subcomponent of school climate, is associated with improved academic functioning and may play an important role among youth with ADHD who have been shown to display heightened reactions to injustice. This study examined perceived fairness in…

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