Test - ADHD for Adults

This test is designed for adults who are 18 years of age or older. It's not intended for diagnosing ADHD in children or adolescents.

Your ADHD test score is a cumulative total based on your answers, with a maximum possible score of 92 points. The higher your score, the more likely you are to exhibit ADHD symptoms. Here’s how to understand your score:

0 - 23 points: Minimal or no ADHD symptoms

24 - 46 points: Mild ADHD symptoms

47 - 69 points: Moderate ADHD symptoms

70 - 92 points: Severe ADHD symptoms

For the majority of questions, scoring is as follows:

Never = 0

Rarely = 1

Sometimes = 2

Frequently = 3

Very often = 4

For questions 2, 21, and 23, scoring is reversed:

Never = 4

Rarely = 3

Sometimes = 2

Frequently = 1

Very often = 0

We compute your total score by summing the points from all questions, excluding the control questions (11 and 17). 

The control questions are included as part of the test to gauge the participant's general attentiveness and seriousness in answering. They are not related to ADHD and don't contribute to the ADHD score.

If your score suggests you may have symptoms of ADHD, consider seeking a formal evaluation from a licensed healthcare professional. This online test is a useful screening tool, but it cannot replace a professional diagnosis.

No, this online test is not meant to provide a definitive diagnosis of ADHD. Its purpose is to help identify possible symptoms of ADHD that you might want to discuss with a healthcare provider.

Yes, all your responses and your test result are completely confidential. They will only be used for providing possible suggestions for treatment and support.