On Aug 05 23:11 96, Dieter Mirbach of 3:711/934.8 wrote to All:
DM> But when he looses to either of the lesser two positions, he gets
DM> very angry at himself, and the other winner, and a couple of
DM> times has come close to blows. Either that, or there is a major
DM> drama act with much stomping around and defiance attitude, and
DM> accusations of "cheating".
DM> And at soccer, when our goalie lets through a kick, he mouths
DM> off, and argues with the ref that it wasn't a goal, and then
DM> disputes the final score with all and sundry, especially if his
DM> team lost. I actually pulled him off the field last week because
DM> he swore at the goalie, and made him sit out the last half of the
DM> game.
My son tends to do this, also.  I don't know if it is the ADD itself, or 
something separate.  Certainly my son has two problems that contribute to 
this behavior: he does not easily appreciate other people's emotions, body 
language, etc.; and he believes that wishing makes it so.  The former is 
definitely allied with ADD, although I have it without (apparently) the ADD; 
the latter may be unrelated.
Jerry Schwartz
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