>I wouldn't so quickly jump to "that's an ADHD symptom". I know many people inarguably not ADHD who exhibit similar task timescales. Well that's exactly the di

>I wouldn't so quickly jump to "that's an ADHD symptom". I know many people inarguably not ADHD who exhibit similar task timescales. Well that's exactly the difference between a symptom and a diagnosis. ADHD has overlap with other conditions, and any one symptom/trait is insufficient to say "it's ADHD". Executive Dysfunction can also be a symptom of ASD, anxiety disorders, burnout, etc. One needs to relate to many symptoms/traits to make any conclusions. The links I posted are a PSA to raise awareness. >It's increasingly accepted that ADHD is over-diagnosed I have been diagnosed last year, aged 34. ADHD may be over-diagnosed in some groups, but it is most certainly under-diagnosed in others (particularly, women with inattentive type ADHD)[1]. [1] https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-in-women-misunderstood-symptoms-treatment/ https://www.additudemag.com/adhd-in-women-misunderstood-symp...