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Utah Rating Scale This Rating Scale is used in determining if adults are likely to have ADD/ADHD. |
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Name_____________________
Completed by_______________
As a Child I Was (or Had): |
Not at all or slightly |
Moder- |
Mildly |
Quite a |
Very Much |
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1.Active, restless, always on the go 2.Afraid of things 3.Concentration problems, easily distracted 4.Anxious, worrying 5.Nervous, fidgety 6.Inattentive, daydreaming 7.Hot or short temp, low boiling point 8.Shy, sensitive 9.Temper outbursts, tantrums 10.Trouble with stick-to-it-tiveness, not following through, failing to finish things started 11.Stubborn, strong-willed 12.Sad or blue, depressed, unhappy 13.Uncautious, dare-devilish, involved in pranks 14.Not getting a kick out of things, dissatisfied with life 15.Disobedient with parents, rebellious, sassy 16.Low opinion of myself 17.Irritable 18.Outgoing, friendly, enjoy company of people 19.Sloppy, disorganized 20.Moody, have ups + downs 21.Feel angry 22.Have friends, popular 23.Well organized, tidy, neat 24.Acting without thinking, impulsive 25.Tend to be immature 26.Feel guilty, regretful 27.Lose control of myself 28.Tend to be or act irrational 29.Unpopular with other children, didn't keep friends for long, didn't get along with other children 30.Poorly coordinated, did not participate in sports 31.Afraid of losing control of self 32.Well coordinated, picked first in games 33.(for women only) Tomboyish 34.Ran away from home 35.Get in fights 36.Teased other children 37.Leader, bossy 38.Difficulty getting awake 39.Follower, lead around too much 40.Trouble seeing things from someone else's point of view 41.Trouble with authorities, trouble with school, visits to the principal's office 42.Trouble with the police, booked, convicted
43.Headaches
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