ADHD & Executive Functioning Myths Quiz

True or False: ADHD is just an excuse for laziness or lack of discipline.

True or False: People with ADHD can always "hyperfocus" on tasks they find interesting.

What is a common misconception about executive functioning challenges?

• a) They only affect children.

• b) They are the same as procrastination.

• c) They can't be improved with strategies and support.

True or False: All children with ADHD are hyperactive and disruptive.

Which of the following is NOT a common myth about ADHD?

• a) Medication is the only effective treatment.

• b) People with ADHD are always disorganized.

• c) People with ADHD can't succeed in academia or professional careers.

True or False: ADHD is only a childhood condition, and individuals outgrow it.

True or False: People with executive functioning challenges are less intelligent than their peers.

Which of the following is a common misconception about executive functioning skills?

• a) They are solely responsible for academic success.

• b) They remain consistent throughout a person's life.

• c) They encompass various abilities, including organization and time management.

True or False: Individuals with ADHD can "will" themselves to focus better if they try harder.

What can teachers do to support students with ADHD and executive functioning challenges?

• a) Ignore their difficulties and expect them to adapt.

• b) Provide clear routines and structure.

• c) Label them as "troublemakers" to motivate them to change.