Is the ADHD test CAT result reliable?

Hello, recently I was undergoing one of the ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) tests.

I have some questions about the CAT (Conners' Adult ADHD Rating Scale).

I am worried about how much I should trust the results obtained through the CAT.

 

 

The ADHD test CAT is a popular tool used to assess attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder.

However, whether this result accurately reflects my actual condition,

Additionally, I wonder how much confidence we can have in determining future treatment or support plans.

 

 

Firstly, the reliability of the ADHD test CAT results can vary depending on which professional conducts the assessment.

If not accurately assessed under the guidance of an expert, the accuracy of the results may be questionable.

 

Secondly, the ADHD test CAT is a tool that assesses the current state at a given point in time.

Results can be distorted by an individual's temporary condition or environmental factors.

 

Thirdly, because ADHD can manifest in various symptoms and forms,

It may be difficult to make a sufficient assessment based solely on the results of a single test.

It is important to evaluate from multiple aspects through various assessment methods.