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Do You Really Know the Signs of Executive Function Disorder (EFD)?

You know that executive function deficits make it difficult to plan, organize, and execute projects — from big school term papers to simple daily tasks like cleaning a bedroom or writing thank-you cards. But do you understand the nuances of the condition? Test your knowledge here!

By ADDitude Editors Verified Medically reviewed by ADDitude’s ADHD Medical Review Panel Updated on June 22, 2022
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What Is Executive Dysfunction

You know that executive function deficits make it difficult to plan, organize, and execute projects — from big school term papers to simple daily tasks like cleaning a bedroom or writing thank-you cards. But do you understand the nuances of the condition? Test your knowledge here!

Medication can help alleviate symptoms of executive dysfunction.

Exercise can help alleviate symptoms of executive dysfunction.

Executive dysfunction is not a true medical condition.

Hyperactivity is one hallmark symptom of executive dysfunction.

Games can improve executive function skills.

People with executive dysfunction are notoriously late for appointments.

Executive dysfunction only affects children.

People typically outgrow executive dysfunction.

ADHD is an executive function disorder.

Kids with executive dysfunction can develop the skills needed to work independently once they are in school long enough, and see other children doing so.

Accommodations can help manage the symptoms of executive dysfunction.


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