Answer:
predominantly inattentive
Explanation:
ADHD is a disorder of neurobiological origin, in which there is a deficit in the functional structure of certain brain areas or centers related to the regulation of different attention processes.
The child with ADHD has difficulties in selecting the relevant focus of attention, (he does not know what he has to attend to) is slow in motor tasks and cognitive tasks, is easily distracted, and all this can lead to school age at learning difficulties, as well as having an impact on the emotional and personal areas of the child, (low self-esteem, anxiety, behavioral problems ...)
