An 18-item adult ADHD-style self-report screener. It is for self-awareness only and does not replace professional evaluation.
Adult ADHD screening focuses on attention regulation, activity level, impulsive response patterns, emotional regulation, and daily impairment. Many adults do not simply look "hyperactive"; difficulties may appear as procrastination, time blindness, unfinished tasks, restless focus, or inconsistent follow-through.
This 18-item ADHD-style self-report screen is designed for self-awareness, not diagnosis. The result page shows a 0-54 screening score, level ่ดๅ่งฃ่ฏป, dimension percentages, anonymous score distribution, and age, gender, and occupation statistics.
The test separates ADHD-like signals into five everyday areas
Missing details, drifting from long tasks, losing track, or needing extra effort to sustain focus.
Inner restlessness, difficulty relaxing, over-talking, or feeling driven when the situation calls for stillness.
Interrupting, acting before thinking, im่ๅฟ, quick decisions, or difficulty waiting for the right moment.
Rapid frustration, emotional swings, rejection sensitivity, or difficulty cooling down after stress.
Whether these patterns affect study, work, home organization, relationships, time management, or follow-through.
You will answer 18 statements, one per page with automatic advance. Each item is scored from 0 to 3, so the total range is 0-54. Higher scores mean stronger self-reported ADHD-like signals and may be a reason to seek a qualified evaluation if life is affected.