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| Considerable evidence supported the notion that Jacob was more inattentive, impulsive, distractible, and hyperactive than most boys his age. 78) Nearly three decades later, Ethel Kawin, a researcher with Chicago's Juvenile Psychopathic Institute, noted that case studies of individuals "who have come to grief in one way or another" reveal that the facts of their childhood indicated that they were "spoiled children, or shy, withdrawn children or extremely distractible. ROSAMOND - When Ed Mileham speaks to Antelope Valley teens about the dangers of tobacco, he finds his usually distractible audience transfixed by his words. |
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