A child that is able to hyperfocus
A) can demonstrate intense levels of concentration in completing tasks in which they are absorbed.
B) can't ever concentrate on any one thing, but can effectively manage up to six tasks simultaneously.
C) does not have AD/HD.
D) likely has a cochlear implant.
E) may have a visual impairment.

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Hyperfocus is a trait commonly associated with AD/HD, but it is not exclusive to individuals with the disorder. A child who is able to hyperfocus is capable of demonstrating intense levels of concentration on a particular task or activity, even to the extent of ignoring other stimuli in the environment. Therefore, choice A is the best answer. The other options (B, C, D, and E) are not relevant or accurate.

A Child That Is Able to Hyperfocus