The environmental risk factors most salient in their relationship to ADHD include all of the following EXCEPT ______.
A) children exposed to cigarette smoke in utero
B) hypoxia at birth
C) high-crime neighborhoods
D) breathing problems during sleep

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The environmental risk factors most commonly associated with ADHD are exposure to cigarette smoke in utero, hypoxia at birth, and breathing problems during sleep. While environmental factors such as living in high-crime neighborhoods may influence other developmental and behavioral outcomes, there is limited evidence linking them to ADHD specifically.

The Environmental Risk Factors Most Salient in Their Relationship to ADHD