The formal diagnosis of acute stress disorder rests on these symptoms, which can be evaluated by psychiatrists and other mental health professionals.

A diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder rests on this set of symptoms, which may be evaluated by psychiatrists or other mental health professionals. Also see the separate page on the ICD-10 approach to ADHD (“ADD and ADHD: ICD-10 Criteria for Hyperkinesis”). Our separate section “Psychological Self-Tests and Quizzes” also includes the “Structured Adult ADHD Self-Test (SAAST): Test Yourself for ADHD”.

A diagnosis of hyperkinesis, the ICD equivalent of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depends on this set of symptoms, which can be evaluated by psychiatrists and other mental health professionals. Also see the separate page on the DSM approach to ADHD (“ADD and ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Symptoms”). Our separate collection “Psychological Self-Tests and Quizzes” also includes a section for “Adult ADHD Screening Tests”.

Identify symptoms of adult ADD/ADHD using this 24-question self-test by Jasper and Goldberg. To test for additional mitigating factors which may preclude a diagnosis of ADHD, see our newer “Structured Adult ADHD Self-Test (SAAST): Test Yourself for ADHD”..

Adult ADD/ADHD Screening Quiz Results: the results of this psychological quiz are described below. Please be sure to check “Disclaimer: Limitations of Psychological Self-Tests” and “Psychological Self-Tests and Your Privacy”.

Adult ADD/ADHD Screening Quiz Results: the results of this psychological quiz are described below. Please be sure to check “Disclaimer: Limitations of Psychological Self-Tests” and “Psychological Self-Tests and Your Privacy”.

Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale Results: the results of this psychological quiz are described below. Please be sure to check “Disclaimer: Limitations of Psychological Self-Tests” and “Psychological Self-Tests and Your Privacy”.