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ASRS-5 Test

Complete in Just 2-4 Minutes

Try our simple 6-question quiz to quickly screen for
ADHD symptoms with approximately 90% accuracy.

Introduction to ASRS-5

The Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (ASRS-5) is a concise, self-administered screening tool designed to identify symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults. Based on the DSM-5 standards, this assessment was developed by leading experts to provide quick and reliable insights into ADHD symptoms.

How to Take the Test

To take the ASRS-5, visit our dedicated online portal. The test consists of 6 straightforward questions, each offering five response options ranging from ‘Never’ to ‘Very Often.’ Completing the test typically takes between 2 to 5 minutes.

Understanding Your ASRS-5 Scores

Scores on the ASRS-5 range from 0 to 24, with a threshold score of 14. A score above 14 suggests a higher likelihood of ADHD and may warrant further evaluation by a healthcare professional.

Validity and Reliability of the ASRS-5

The ASRS-5 is scientifically validated and offers a sensitivity of 91.4% and a specificity of 96.0%, making it a reliable tool for initial ADHD screening. These metrics are based on comprehensive studies by Ronald C. Kessler and Berk Ustun.

Next Steps After the ASRS-5 Test

If your score suggests potential ADHD, consider following up with a healthcare provider for a comprehensive evaluation. Additionally, exploring further psychological assessments and resources can provide deeper insights into your symptoms.

ASRS-5

Below is an automated version of the ASRS-5. If you prefer a Word document that you can fill in, scroll down.

Self-scoring ASRS-5: Below is a downloadable Word document for your completion. If this test is being conducted as part of Eton Psychiatrists diagnostic evaluation, please ensure you submit your individual answers. These responses are crucial for the assessment beyond just the overall score.
This is a screening test and is less sensitive when person has other comorbidities like low mood or anxiety or have autistic traits.
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