Is ADHD A Problem In Your Relationship Quiz

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10 Questions | Total Attempts: 29 | Updated: Mar 03, 2024

1. Do you or your partner often forget important dates or commitments (e.g., anniversaries, appointments)?


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Is ADHD a Problem in Your Relationship Quiz
When ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is part of the equation, unique challenges can arise. ADHD affects not just the individual but their relationships as well, influencing communication, attention to detail, emotional regulation, and... see more
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3. Is there frequent miscommunication or misunderstanding between you and your partner about daily tasks or responsibilities?


4. Do you find that either you or your partner often lose attention during conversations, leading to feelings of being ignored or undervalued?


5. Are impulsive decisions by you or your partner causing tension or conflict in your relationship?


6. Do either of you struggle with organization, leading to cluttered living spaces or difficulty managing finances?


7. Is there a pattern of unfinished projects or tasks by either you or your partner, affecting your daily life together?


8. Do you experience or notice quick mood swings or frustration from your partner over minor issues?


9. Is it challenging for you or your partner to stick to routines or plans, causing disruptions in your relationship?


10. Have you or your partner been accused of not listening or being inconsiderate by the other?


11. Do you feel that managing the symptoms of ADHD (if previously diagnosed) has been a significant focus in your relationship discussions or conflicts?


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