Adult ADHD Test

Adult ADHD Quiz

4% of the total US adult population or 8 million adults have Adult ADHD. As many as 60% of all children diagnosed with ADHD will have adult ADHD. If left untreated the symptoms of ADHD may interfere with your work, negatively affect your relationships, and keep you from accomplishing your goals. An adult with ADHD is more likely to have marital problems, multiple marriages, driving violations, change employment frequently, use illegal substances, and self report maladjustment issues more often. Find out if you have traits that may indicate you have Adult ADHD with our test.
Select the appropriate choice for how often you experience each situation.

Difficulty wrapping up a project once the challenging parts are done:

Difficulty getting things in order for a project that requires organization:

Problems remembering appointments or obligations:

Avoid or delay starting projects requiring a lot of thought:

Squirm or feel restless and fidgety.

Feel overly active and compelled to things as if you were driven by a motor:

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