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ADHD in Women

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Understanding ADHD in Women

Take part in our insightful quiz designed to explore ADHD in women and the unique challenges they face. This quiz aims to raise awareness and gather information on the experiences related to ADHD diagnosis, support, and education.

Learn about ADHD symptoms
Share your experiences
Understand support systems

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by CuriousMind542

How old are you?

Under 18

18-24

25-34

35-44

45+

What gender do you identify as?

Male

Female

Non-binary

Other

Rather not say

Other

Please Specify:

Are you neurodivergent or neurotypical?

Neurodivergent

Neurotypical

I don't know

Rather not say

Have you or someone you know been diagnosed with ADHD?

Yes

I don't know

Have you or someone you know been put on a long waiting list for an ADHD diagnosis? (e.g 1+ year[s])

Yes

I don't know

Have you or someone you know been deterred from trying to get an ADHD diagnosis?

Yes

I don't know

If so, why?

Are there services available in your school/workplace to help and support those that struggle with their mental health?

Yes

I don't know

N/A

If so, do you feel that they are helpful/efficient?

Yes

I don't know

Yes, but they could be better

N/A

What changes do you feel could be made to your school/workplace to aid mental health?

Have you or someone you know been discriminated against in the medical industry based on your gender?

Yes

I don't know

How, if at all, have you learned about possible ADHD symptoms?

Instagram

Facebook

Twitter

TikTok

Education

Work

Family/friend

My own research

I haven't

Other

Please Specify:

How many of these did you know are also a part of ADHD?

Having a short attention span and being easily distracted

Constantly changing activity or task and/or having difficulty organising tasks

Being unable to sit still, especially in calm or quiet surroundings

Being unable to concentrate, e.g homework, tv, conversations etc

Acting without thinking and severe impulsivity

Taking risks in activities, often with little or no regard for personal safety or the safety of others

Continually starting new tasks before finishing old ones

Mood swings, irritability and a quick temper

Forgetfulness and constantly misplacing things

Speaking out of turn, blurting out responses and often interrupting others

Extreme impatience

None of the above

Do you feel that you know more about ADHD now than before?

Yes

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