Re: 4 million US children drugged up with stimulants which never help, only harm.
Von: bull (bull_vorona@yahoo.com) [Profil]
Datum: 22.10.2006 18:10
Message-ID: <453B9810.1080702@yahoo.com>
Newsgroup: sci.psychology.psychotherapy alt.support.depression.medication alt.support.tourette alt.support.attn-deficit
Datum: 22.10.2006 18:10
Message-ID: <453B9810.1080702@yahoo.com>
Newsgroup: sci.psychology.psychotherapy alt.support.depression.medication alt.support.tourette alt.support.attn-deficit
Sandy L wrote: > "Fred" <fenisz@aol.com> wrote in message > news:1161494357.745257.235250@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >> Raving Beauty wrote: >>> http://thechronicleherald.ca/Opinion/535119.html >>> >>> ADHD: Pills may not be best solution >>> >>> By JOHN D. GRANT >>> >>> "Currently, there are more than 350,000 Canadian children (and over >>> four million Americans) between five and 19 receiving prescriptions for >>> psychostimulant medication in one form or another to treat attention >>> deficit disorder +/- hyperactivity. To justify such widespread use of >>> these controlled medications (amphetamines), there should be strong >>> evidence that these medicines truly benefit recipients, right? >>> >>> Well, actually, no long-term studies have ever demonstrated these drugs >>> to be effective in helping individuals adapt or adjust to the pressures >>> and demands of school or society. Indeed, available studies provide >>> little evidence that stimulants improve academic performance." >> So Loony Linda, this seems to be one of your aliases. Have you noticed >> how, with all your stupid crossposts, you have brought a bunch of rogue >> nut cases like yourself to this NG. This site used to be a place where >> you could get advice and support. Now a bunch of rogues have taken >> over and the good people stay away. How many aliases do you have? >> > These off-topic "contributions" to AST bring to mind a question from a few > years back. > Do those who post frequently to long and contentious threads achieve thereby > a flame wargasm? And if so, does the high frequency of posting indicate that > it takes a lot of effort to attain a flame wargasm (i.e., they are > relatively inwargasmic), or that they attain a flame wargasm virtually every > time (i.e., they are multiwargasmic)? > > B. F. Skinner found that pigeons in a box with a lever that would provide a > bit of grain when a pigeon pecked it would get the highest rate of response > when the reward was offered on a variable ratio reinforcment scheme with a > high ratio. That is the pigeon had to peck many times, on average, to get a > kernel of grain, but sometimes the grain would follow soon after the > previous one and some times it would tacke hundreds of pecks. The high > frequency of OT posts thus suggests that the posters are more likely to be > inwargasmic, but an alternate model, cocaine use, suggests that is not a > certain conclusion. > > Are alternative explanations available? i got an explanation. GO FUCK YOURSELF YOU BITCH! :-D[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
