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Pathological demand avoidance is a pattern of behavior where a person resists or avoids doing things that others ask of them, even when those tasks are reasonable or align with their own goals. This behavior is often found in children, but some adults can display it as well. This avoidance is not always conscious. It can come from anxiety, fear of failure, or a need to stay in control.

Adult ADHD is frequently misunderstood or overlooked. Here's an overview of its signs, strengths, and strategies for coping with it

When tests come up they are often emphasized as holding some form of a major impact over you, whether it be your grade, your career advancement, or even social consequences at home or with friends. No wonder we get nervous! Luckily, there are some ways you can try to quell these unpleasant feelings and do your best to conquer your test. So what can you do to feel less anxious and more confident?

A brief summary of how personality testing can lead to a better understanding of ADHD

ADHD affects approximately 4% of adults and can have a negative impact on multiple areas of an individual’s life. This includes health...