Your results indicate that......
You are at No risk of having ADHD
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You seem to show no adverse symptoms of having ADHD
of ADHD
Your results indicate that your symptoms are not sufficiently explained by ADHD. Some people are relieved with this result, some feel more confused and uncertain. However you are feeling is valid. If you took this test because you related to symptoms of ADHD, it may be possible that you are sturggling with anxiety. You can take a quick test for anxiety here. If you feel like you would need a further assessment, you can reach out to a psychologist.
You are at Low risk of having ADHD
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You seem to show no adverse symptoms of having ADHD
Your results indicate that you are experiencing symptoms that might be explained by Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).This means that more often than not you may experience difficulty in maintaining focus on a singular task, forgetfulness, difficulty in organising and prioritising, Impulsivity, having bouts of intense focus periods, fidgeting or playing with something constantly and talking a lot among others symptoms.
You are at Medium risk of having ADHD
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You show
Your results indicate that you are experiencing symptoms that might be explained by Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Your report suggests a predominance of symptoms of hyperactivity over inattention. This means that more often than not you experience having trouble waiting for turn, having excessive energy bouts as if driven by motor and interrupting others among other symptoms.
You are at High risk of having ADHD
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You show
Your results indicate that you are experiencing symptoms that might be explained by Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Your report suggests a predominance of symptoms of inattention over hyperactivity. This means that more often than not you experience difficulty in maintaining focus on a singular task, forgetfulness, difficulty in organising and prioritising, impulsivity, having bouts of intense focus, avoiding tasks that require more effort and talking a lot, among other symptoms.
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