You are being asked to describe the behavior of someone whom you know well. How often does that person experience each of these problems? Please select the answer that best describes the person's behavior DURING THE PAST 6 MONTHS.
Section One: Inattention
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Fails to give close attention to details or makes careless mistakes in his/her work or other activities *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Has difficulty sustaining their attention in tasks or fun activities *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Doesn't listen when spoken to directly. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
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Doesn't follow through on instructions and fails to finish work or chores. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
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Has difficulty organizing tasks and activities *
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Never or Rarely
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Avoid, dislike, or am reluctant to engage in tasks that require sustained mental effort. *
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Never or Rarely
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Lose things necessary for tasks or activities. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is easily distracted by extraneous stimuli or irrelevant thoughts *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
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Is forgetful in daily activities. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Section Two: Hyperactivity
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Fidget with hands or feet or squirm in seat. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Leaves their seat in classrooms or in other situations in which remaining seated is expected *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Shift around excessively or feel restless or hemmed in. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Has difficulty engaging in leisure activities quietly (feels uncomfortable, or is loud or noisy) *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is "on the go" or acts as if "driven by a motor" (or he/she feels like he/she has to be busy or always doing something) *
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Never or Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very Often
Section Three: Impulsivity
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Talk excessively (in social situations *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
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Blurts out answers before questions have been completed, complete others' sentences, or jump the gun. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Has difficulty awaiting their turn *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Interrupts or intrudes on others (butts into conversations or activities without permission or takes over what others are doing) *
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Never or Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very Often
Section Four: Cognitive Tempo
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Is prone to daydreaming when he/she should be concentrating on something or working *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Has trouble staying alert or awake in boring situations. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is easily confused. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is easily bored. *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is spacey or "in a fog" *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Is lethargic, more tired than others *
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Never or Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very Often
Is underactive or has less energy than others *
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Never or Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very Often
Is slow moving *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Doesn't seem to process information as quickly or as accurately as others *
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Never or Rarely
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Often
Very Often
Section Five
Age of Onset
For any of the above questions, if you answered "Often" or "Very often", how old were you when those symptoms began?
(if you didn't answer "Often" or "Very Often", please reply "Not Applicable"
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If so, in which of these settings did those symptoms impair the person's functioning?
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