Free test · ASRS-6
Helps you notice signs of ADHD in yourself: distraction, forgetfulness, restlessness. It is not a diagnosis, only a prompt to talk about attention with a professional.
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The ASRS v1.1 screener was developed with the World Health Organization. Six questions about the last 6 months: four on attention and organization, two on restlessness and activity. The test counts how many answers point to frequent difficulties: for the first three questions that is “Sometimes” or more often, for the rest “Often” and “Very Often”.
The screener shows whether it is worth looking further. ADHD is diagnosed by a doctor after a conversation and a full assessment, and similar difficulties appear with stress, anxiety and lack of sleep.
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Source: ASRS v1.1, part A: the 6-question screener from the 18-question symptom checklist. Kessler R. C. et al., 2005, Psychological Medicine 35(2), 245-256, DOI 10.1017/S0033291704002892, developed with the WHO. © New York University and President and Fellows of Harvard College. English text: the official NYU screener.
