Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Self Test

The Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Once you know your Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Do you have a family history of Attention Deficit Disorder or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder? (1)
Does your child have a short attention span in a specific subject? (1)
Does your child often feel excessively active and compelled to do things, as if he or she were being driven by a motor? (1)
Does your child often appear to feel restless or fidgety? (1)
Does your child concentrate more when he or she fidgets? (1)
Does your child easily get distracted by light, noise or any activity around him or her? (1)
Does your child fail to pay attention to details when at home or school? (1)
Does your child often make careless mistakes at school or when doing other activities? (1)
Does your child show impatience? (1)
Does your child have poor handwriting? (1)
Does your child seem to have a hard time playing or doing activities quietly? (1)
Does your child frequently misplace things like toys and pencils and have difficulty finding them? (1)
Does your child avoid working on things that requires him or her to think a lot? (1)
Does your child have a hard time organizing tasks or activities? (1)
Does your child often fidget with his or her hands or feet or squirm in their seat? (1)
Does your child not pay attention when you are talking or giving direction? (1)
Does your child have difficulty learning new games or skills? (1)
Does your child often interrupt conversations? (1)
Does your child often leave his or her seat in classroom or is unable to remain seated? (1)
Does your child have difficulty waiting or taking turns? (1)
Does your child often talk excessively? (1)
Does your child have frequent behavior problems at school? (1)
Does your child fail to finish schoolwork or homework because he did not follow instructions? (1)
Does your child often blurt out or shout answers before questions have been finished? (1)
Does your child transpose or rearrange numbers, letters or words when reading? (1)
Does your child have poor communication skills? (1)
Does your child spurt out or shout things that come to his or her mind? (1)
Does your child get bored easily? (1)
Does your child act aggressively without thinking or considering consequences that might happen? (1)
Does your child starts a project or activity but does not finish them? (1)
Does your child have a hard time making friends? (1)
Does your child easily get angry about simple things? (1)
Does your child have difficulty in doing activities unless he or she is interested? (1)
Does your child have mood swings? (1)
Does your child easily blank out when taking test? (1)
Does your child often seem forgetful in daily activities? (1)
Does your child skip around when reading? (1)
Is your child inconsistent in performing at school? (1)
Does your child have a low self-esteem? (1)
Does your child have a hard time expressing his or her thoughts and feelings? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Topics

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	Avoidant Personality Disorder – pervasive social inhibition, sensitivity, feeling of inadequacy, fear of rejection
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	Obsessive Compulsive Disorder – compulsion, obsession, anxiety, irrational behavior
	Oppositional Defiant Disorder – disobedient, hostile, defiant behavior, misconduct

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