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Finally, the preliminary survey indicated that 50% (n = 41) of the pre-service teachers would be willing to include a student with a behavior disorder and 77% (n = 63) were willing by the end of the 15 week course.
Adolescents with depressive disorders are substantially at risk for suicidal behavior (5, 6, 7) and, while information regarding the prevalence of depression in those who receive special education services is limited, depression among adolescents with learning and behavior disorders is more prevalent than indicated in the general population.
Table 1: Identified Conditions Within Student Population of Research Sample Conditions n % ADHD 130 94 ADD 111 80 Depression 110 80 Hyperactivity 88 69 Bipolar Disorder 78 57 Anxiety Disorder 66 48 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder 55 40 Mood Disorder 53 38 Oppositional Defiant Disorder 39 28 Behavior Disorder 37 27 Conduct Disorder 30 22 Post Traumatic Disorder 25 18 Adjustment Disorder 16 12 Borderline Personality Disorder 13 9 Social Adjustment Disorder 11 8 Note.
 
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