Symptom Tests
[Self-Test] Could You Have Emotional Hyperarousal?
Emotional hyperarousal is common among children and adults with ADHD — but its symptoms of intense, quickly shifting emotions are rarely recognized by clinicians or included in diagnostic tests. Use this self-test to determine if you may be experiencing symptoms of emotional hyperarousal, and bring the results to a medical professional to explore your treatment options.
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Updated on November 21, 2019
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How are we supposed to print this out?! You recommend taking to a healthcare professional, but it would be great if some kind of actual report was generated that could be easily printed. Thanks!
BruceNCola:
You can hit cntrl p and that will open the print dialogue. If it doesn’t print all the questions, then scroll to the questions not printed and then print again and so on. Good luck.