Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ~ Sakinorva Databank

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

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ENFP 1

ENTP 1

7w6 5

cp7w6 1

sx/so 3

IEE 2

ELFV 1

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	fg xxTJ 6w5 Beta ST 2019/01/18 (Fri) 15:29:18 #4686
	the desire of doing something is S while N is more passive/reflexive. that's it. ADHD is also related with avoiding constant mental effort and is very related to the abuse of legal and illegal addictive product (which is sensorial stimulation). my source came from the french wikipédia . https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_du_d%C3%A9ficit_de_l'attention_avec_ou_sans_hyperactivit%C3%A9

Editing post #4686 by fg <p>the desire of doing something is S while N is more passive/reflexive. that's it. ADHD is also related with avoiding constant mental effort and is very related to the abuse of legal and illegal addictive product (which is <strong>sensorial</strong> stimulation). my source came from the french wikipédia . https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trouble_du_d%C3%A9ficit_de_l'attention_avec_ou_sans_hyperactivit%C3%A9</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/01/18 (Fri) 14:26:25 #4684
people with the inattentive subtype are often described as withdrawn, dreamy, slow and apathetic, basically the INP stereotype, and emotional issues like anxiety, rejection sensitive dysphoria or impulsive lack of regard for people (oppositional defiant/conduct disorder) are common so T/F really just depends. More than half of people with ADHD have the combined hyperactive-inattentive subtype and the core symptoms are struggling with routine, details, following instructions and prioritizing tasks + a constant need to do something interesting and getting bored really easily so still very NP leaning slightly E, not S nor a middle ground

Editing post #4684 by Teru Mikami <p>people with the inattentive subtype are often described as withdrawn, dreamy, slow and apathetic, basically the INP stereotype, and emotional issues like anxiety, rejection sensitive dysphoria or impulsive lack of regard for people (oppositional defiant/conduct disorder) are common so T/F really just depends. More than half of people with ADHD have the combined hyperactive-inattentive subtype and the core symptoms are struggling with routine, details, following instructions and prioritizing tasks + a constant need to do something interesting and getting bored really easily so still very NP leaning slightly E, not S nor a middle ground</p>
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	fg xxTJ 6w5 Beta ST 2019/01/18 (Fri) 08:10:21 #4681
	pretty much the ExxP temperament. regardless of N or S. because hyperactivity tend to have a permanent desire to Do something which is more S than N but their aversion towards monotony is pretty anti S+J. F could more probable than T, since T is more about focusing on an impersonnal subject while F is more focused about people (one require more concentration than the other).

Editing post #4681 by fg <p>pretty much the ExxP temperament. regardless of N or S. because hyperactivity tend to have a permanent desire to <strong>Do</strong> something which is more S than N but their aversion towards monotony is pretty anti S+J. F could more probable than T, since T is more about focusing on an impersonnal subject while F is more focused about people (one require more concentration than the other).</p>
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20/02/06 23:08	Tman	ELFV

Teru Mikami 2019/01/18 (Fri) 16:44:12 #4691
actually INTP is "most frequent among college students referred for alcohol and drug violations" and "among 3 types most likely to have trouble in school" here

Editing post #4691 by Teru Mikami <p>actually INTP is "most frequent among college students referred for alcohol and drug violations" and "among 3 types most likely to have trouble in school" <a href="https://astroligion.com/research-statistics-about-each-mbti-personality/">here</a></p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/01/18 (Fri) 16:32:37 #4690
that "something" is something new and stimulating because by definition they're chronically bored with mundane and repetitive tasks and iirc the MBTI manual lists P types in general as more likely to abuse drugs in college than other types, not that it's even relevant

Editing post #4690 by Teru Mikami <p>that "something" is something new and stimulating because by definition they're chronically bored with mundane and repetitive tasks and iirc the MBTI manual lists P types in general as more likely to abuse drugs in college than other types, not that it's even relevant</p>
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Teru Mikami 2019/01/18 (Fri) 00:27:46 #4677
ADHD is mostly a constant need for novelty and lack of skills at dealing with anything systematically so NP and I/E depending on subtype, 100% not S

Editing post #4677 by Teru Mikami <p>ADHD is mostly a constant need for novelty and lack of skills at dealing with anything systematically so NP and I/E depending on subtype, 100% not S</p>
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