Children ADHD) Assessment -Conners

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Information about the individual being assessed.

1. Is forgetful in daily activities
2. Avoids or dislikes things that take a lot of effort and are not fun.
3. Has trouble getting started on tasks or projects.
4. Is easily distracted.
5. Gets a headache when they have to pay attention for a long time.
6. Doesn't seem to listen to what people are saying to them.
7. Doesn't know what their homework is or where they put it.
8. Has trouble getting back on task after being interrupted.
9. It's impossible for them to pay attention to things.
10. Fails to follow through on instructions.
11. Forgets to turn in completed work.
12. Has difficulty managing their time.
13. Has trouble concentrating.
14. Has trouble organizing tasks or activities.
15. Fails to pay close attention to details
16. Makes careless mistakes in schoolwork or other activities.
17. Has trouble planning ahead.
18. Hands in incomplete work or tests.
19. There is nothing they can pay attention to for a long time.
20. Loses or misplaces things that they need.
21. Gets so focused on something that they lose track of what is going on around them.
22. Has a hard time prioritizing tasks.
23. Has a short attention span.
24. Has trouble changing from one task to another.
25. Has trouble staying focused on work or play for a long time.
26. Checks their work for mistakes.
27. Leaves their seat when they should stay seated.
28. Needs to be moving around.
29. Isn't aware that they are being loud.
30. Talks too much.
31. Runs or climbs when they are not supposed to.
32. Is unable to be quiet when playing or using free time.
33. Gets overly excited.
34. Has trouble sitting still.
35. Acts as if driven by a motor.
36. Fidgets or squirms in their seat.
37. Is restless.
38. Blurts out the first thing that comes to mind
39. Makes impulsive decisions.
40. Has difficulty waiting for their turn.
41. Interrupts other people's conversations, games, or activities.
42. Intrudes on or takes over what others are doing.
43. Acts before thinking.
44. Talks out of turn.
45. Blurts out answers before the question has been completed.
46. He/she Is impulsive.
47. Loses temper.
48. Has trouble controlling their emotions.
49. Has trouble calming down when upset.
50. Is irritable or easily annoyed by others.
51. Says or does things they don't mean to because they are angry.
52. Gets really angry all of a sudden.
53. Overreacts when they get upset.
54. Mood changes quickly and drastically.
55. He/she Is impossible to please.
56. Has trouble controlling their anger.
57. Is sad, gloomy, or irritable.
58. Seems hopeless about the future.
59. Feels worthless.
60. Seems tired
61. Has at least one happy memory.
62. Doesn't enjoy things like they used to.
63. Feels helpless.
64. Has trouble falling or staying asleep
65. Has trouble controlling their worries.
66. Gets tired or worn out from worrying.
67. Worries too much about many different things.
68. Appears tense, nervous, or jumpy.
69. Writes reminders that they don't remember writing.
70. Fears they will act in a way that could lead to embarrassment or rejection.
71. Doesn't finish schoolwork, work, or other tasks
72. Hands things in late (submitting class work, assignments, documents, or items after use)
73. Gets invited to play or go out with others.
74. Is annoying to peers.
75. Peers complain about their behavior.
76. Interacts well with peers.
77. People don't want to be friends with them.
78. Has trouble making or keeping friends.
79. Disrupts family activities.
80. Creates stress for the family.
81. Makes it hard for the family to have fun together.
82. Causes the family to be late for appointments or activities.
83. Argues with family members.
84. Doesn't get along well with family members.
85. Creates a chaotic family life.
86. Uses other people's things without asking permission.
87. Tries to get revenge with people.
88. Upsets or offends others on purpose.
89. Actively refuses to follow the rules.
90. Is angry and resentful.
91. Argues with family members.
92. Annoys other people on purpose.
93. Actively refuses to do what adults tell them to do.
94. Blames their mistakes or misbehavior on others.
95. Argues with adults.
96. He/she wants good things to happen to them.
97. Enjoys doing his/her favorite activity.