You’ll complete a series of computer-based tasks designed to measure attention, focus, response consistency, and impulsivity. The test is completed in a quiet setting and typically requires you to respond to different prompts or targets while staying focused. Your results will be reviewed as part of your overall ADHD evaluation, along with your clinical interview and questionnaires.

🖥️ Step 1 — Instructions
You’ll receive simple instructions explaining how the test works and what you’ll need to do.

🎯 Step 2 — Attention Task
You’ll watch the screen and respond to specific targets or prompts while staying focused throughout the task.

⚡ Step 3 — Response Control
The test looks at how consistently and accurately you respond, including responses that may occur too quickly or when you are not supposed to respond.

⏱️ Step 4 — Sustained Attention
You’ll continue the task for a set period of time, allowing the assessment to look at your ability to maintain attention over time.

📊 Step 5 — Results
Your performance is scored and reviewed for patterns in attention and response behavior. These results are then considered alongside your clinical interview, history, and questionnaires as part of the overall ADHD evaluation.

The computerized ADHD test takes approximately 45–60 minutes and uses structured computer tasks to assess attention, focus, response control, and consistency as part of your overall ADHD evaluation.