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Want to learn more about ADHD? See our resources below from our ADD experts on this site. I can be talkative and tend to dominate conversations, because I’m enthused and interested. I’ll answer questions before the person is finished. I tend to interrupt people, or feel the need to add my two cents. I hate long line-ups in stores, drive-through windows, or the ATM. I often say yes to new things, then end up overwhelmed with commitments. I may seem rude dominating, always adding my two cents, but I love to contribute my ideas.

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I am full of ideas – my mind races and I have to get it out. If someone else tries to speak I may get louder because I feel pressured to get it out. I tell great stories, but rarely learn anything about anyone else. I’m more of a sprinter than a marathoner. When something interests me I am totally immersed, enthused, wanting to know everything… for a while. It often seem like I’m always on the go, driven by a motor. Been there, done that, Next! 14: ALWAYS ON THE GO. I often rush things, even if it isn’t urgent. I love trying new things, then get bored, and change them up to make them fun.

13: DIFFICULTY ENJOYING LEISURE ACTIVITIES QUIETLY I’ve had a lot of different jobs and/or moved around more than most people. I’m curious, always on to the next idea or interest. Sitting still and listening quietly is a challenge. I often feel restless during long meetings, classes, or church. I fidget, tap my foot, doodle, or shift in my seat to help focus. If inattention is an issue for you, the next section includes 6 questions or statements that address Hyperactivity and 3 questions that look at Impulsivity. If inattention does not appear to be an issue for you, the quiz will end at this point, and you will see your results. I’ve bought things then realized I already own one. I’m bad with dates, names, or appointments, or forget to bring something I need. I often lose track of what I was supposed to be doing. I’m often lost in thought, one idea after another, imagining ideas or situations. I’m easily distracted by conversations, noises, or activity around me. Sound familiar? 8: I AM EASILY DISTRACTED My home or work space is cluttered, piles everywhere so I can find things, otherwise, I’ll forget them. “I just had it a minute ago!!” I lose important paperwork.

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I often misplace my phone, keys, or TV remote.

But when I’m interested, I’m super focused. I struggle with jobs that demand focus for a long time. 6: I AVOID TASKS THAT NEED SUSTAINED MENTAL EFFORT I often procrastinate, unsure where to start, or what I need. I have trouble organizing my work or home life. I struggle to stick to routines, schedules, or plans.I know what to do, I just don’t seem to do it. I prefer to jump right in, rather than read the instructions, guides, or recipes. Sometimes, I even lose track of what I’m saying, or go off on tangents. I may appear to be listening but my mind wanders and I miss what’s being said. I often tune out during long conversations. Or I end up doing several things at once. I mess up dates, get details wrong, or make simple errors because I’m not paying attention. The first 9 questions will explore Inattention and Focus: 1: I HAVE POOR ATTENTION TO DETAIL Not all of the situations listed may resonate with you, but when you take the quiz, you would pick yes if any of them do. The following are the statements or questions contained in the quiz. When you take the quiz, you will find 18 quick questions, with the option to choose a YES or NO response for each question. We recommend that you print your results and take them to your doctor for a diagnosis. Our ADHD quiz will give you a sense of whether or not you may have ADHD or ADD, but it will NOT replace a full assessment by a doctor.

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