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This document presents an “emerging” 2-item clinician-rated measure from the American Psychiatric Association to record how much social communication problems and restricted interests/repetitive behaviors interfere with a person’s functioning. Each domain is rated by a clinician for the past seven days on a 4-point scale from 0 (None) to 3…
This review looks at whether people with ADHD and people with substance use disorder (SUD) both prefer immediate rewards more than others, a tendency called steep delay discounting (DD). Multiple studies and meta-analyses find that people with ADHD and people with SUD show steeper DD than control groups, with medium-sized…
