Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD or ADD) Assessment

		Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD or ADD) Assessment
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		Because all children behave these ways at times, only answer 'Yes' if your child has had the symptom often and consistently for at least 6 months, it started before the age of 7, he/she behaves this way both at home and elsewhere (school, church, etc.), it affects the child's ability to function normally, and the child does not have another disorder that may cause the symptom (autism, depression, personality disorder, etc.).

		Symptoms of Inattention Type ADHD
Yes	No	1.	Does your child make careless mistakes with schoolwork or other activities or fail to pay close attention to details?
Yes	No	2.	Does your child have difficulty sustaining attention during tasks or while playing?
Yes	No	3.	Does your child seem to not listen even when you speak directly to them?
Yes	No	4.	Does your child fail to finish schoolwork or chores, or fail to follow through when given instructions?
Yes	No	5.	Does your child have difficulty organizing tasks or activities?
Yes	No	6.	Does your child dislike or avoid doing tasks that require sustained mental effort (such as homework)?
Yes	No	7.	Does your child lose things that are needed for their tasks or activities (school assignment, homework, pencils, books, tools, toys)?
Yes	No	8.	Is your child easily distracted?
Yes	No	9.	Is your child forgetful about their daily activities or responsibilities?

		Symptoms of Hyperactive/Impulsive Type ADHD
Yes	No	10.	Does your child usually squirm when sitting or fidget with their hands or feet?
Yes	No	11.	Does your child get up in situations where staying seated is expected (school, church, movies, etc.)?
Yes	No	12.	Does your child run around or climb at inappropriate places?
Yes	No	13.	Is your child unable to play quietly?
Yes	No	14.	Is your child always 'on the go' or does he/she never seem to sit still?
Yes	No	15.	Does your child talk too much?
Yes	No	16.	Does your child usually blurt out answers before the question has been completed?
Yes	No	17.	Does your child have trouble waiting his/her turn?
Yes	No	18.	Does your child interrupt conversations or butt into games?

Total 'Yes'			(out of 18 possible)

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