Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD) Test 20 (1 to 4 scale) Questions

[OrionzRevenge]

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD) Test
http://psychcentral.com/addquiz.htm

You scored a total of 29

Inattention Subscale: 19
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 10

Based upon your responses to this adult ADD/ADHD screening quiz, you have replied in a way similar to people who have symptoms of moderate attention deficit disorder. Some people with scores similar to yours have sought professional treatment for this concern; others have not.

If you were diagnosed with ADHD, it would likely be of the Inattentive presentation, as you indicated primarily significant symptoms of inattention.

Based upon the DSM-5 criteria
and other screening measures for ADD/ADHD
Reviewed by John M. Grohol, Psy.D.

[Blorg]

You scored a total of 24

Inattention Subscale: 17
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 7

Based upon your responses to this adult ADD/ADHD screening quiz, you appear to have some symptoms consistent with a possible diagnosis of attention deficit disorder, but may not qualify for a diagnosis of ADD/ADHD. Some people with scores similar to yours have sought professional treatment for this concern; others have not.

If you were diagnosed with ADHD, it would likely be of the Inattentive presentation, as you indicated primarily significant symptoms of inattention.

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[ciphersort]

You scored a total of 27

Inattention Subscale: 14
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 13

Based upon your responses to this adult ADD/ADHD screening quiz, you have replied in a way similar to people who have symptoms of moderate attention deficit disorder. Some people with scores similar to yours have sought professional treatment for this concern; others have not.

If you were diagnosed with ADHD, it would likely be of the Combined presentation, as you indicated significant symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity.

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[LordLatch]

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[Vison]

You scored a total of 35

Inattention Subscale: 21
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 14
Based upon your responses to this adult ADD/ADHD screening quiz, you have replied in a way similar to people who have symptoms of moderate to severe attention deficit disorder. People who have answered similarly to you typically qualify for a diagnosis of ADHD or ADD, and have sought professional treatment for this mental health concern.

If you were diagnosed with ADHD, it would likely be of the Combined presentation, as you indicated significant symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity

[flurps]

You scored a total of 23

Inattention Subscale: 17
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 6

No shit, sherlock. OMG you've been diagnosed with not an SJ syndrome!

[Veronica]

Anyone wo can fill in this test truthfully and fail to display any signs of the condition has to be dead or worse.

This test is yet another sign of how modern society tries very hard to define, diagnose, treat and medicalise (is that a word???) normal life. The fact that they use the term "symptoms" in the quiz rather than a more neutral "signs" or something like that is a clear hint that they expect to give you a diagnosis in the end.

[MoneyJungle]

Ain't nobody got the attention span to finish this test.

[msg_v2]

You scored a total of 34

Inattention Subscale: 21
Hyperactivity/Impulsivity Subscale: 13

If you were diagnosed with ADHD, it would likely be of the Combined presentation, as you indicated significant symptoms of inattention and hyperactivity/impulsivity.

You indicated that several of the symptoms were present before age 12.
You indicated that the symptoms occur in two or more settings.
For ADD or ADHD to be diagnosed by a mental health professional, usually the symptoms must occur in at least two different settings (like school and home, or work and home), and they must have lasted at least 6 months.

[Senseye]

Kind of a lame quiz. The difference between sometimes and rarely is poorly defined, and almost everybody is going to have issues with their patience once in a while.

Conclusion: Psychotherapy marketing operating under the guise of a quiz.