Three types of adult adhd

Description:Intolerant and frustrated, easily irritated Impulsive, snap decisions and irresponsible behaviors Loses temper easily, angers quickly The tendency to hyperfocus on particularly stimulating or emotionally engaging tasks. Genetic factors are presumed important, and it has been suggested that environmental factors may affect how symptoms manifest. In higher organisms, such as humans, these functions are thought to reside in the frontal lobes. They enable recall of tasks that need accomplishing, organization to accomplish these tasks, assessment of consequences of actions, prioritization of thoughts and actions, keeping track of time, awareness of interactions with surroundings, the ability to focus despite competing stimuli, and adaptation to changing situations. In particular, areas of the prefrontal cortex appear to be the most affected. Dopamine and norepinephrine are neurotransmitters playing an important role in brain function.

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