🧑 AARS-100 Adult · Step 3 of 3

Adult ADHD Self-Assessment Report

AARS-100 · Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale (7 dimensions)

Subject: Anonymous ID — · Date:

1 Overview

Overall standing of the total score and the core-symptom mean.

Metric	Value	Reading
Total score	—	—
Core symptom mean (IA / HI / IM)	—	—
Reported tendency	—

2 7-Dimension Scores (Radar Chart)

Covers attention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, executive function, working memory, time management, and emotional regulation. A score ≥ 2.0 warrants attention, ≥ 2.5 is markedly elevated, and ≥ 3.0 is highly prominent.

3 Full Report Breakdown

Member feature

Click each dimension to expand: score interpretation · typical manifestations · caution notes and action steps. Thresholds: ≥2.0 warrants attention, ≥2.5 markedly elevated, ≥3.0 highly prominent.

4 Core Zone Finding (IA / HI / IM)

Based on the DSM-5 adult ADHD triad: inattention + hyperactivity + impulsivity.

—

2 or more core dimensions with a mean ≥ 2.0 → suggests an ADHD-like presentation
Only 1 dimension → single-dimension symptom tendency
All < 2.0 → no evident core symptoms

Core symptom mean: — / 4

5 Functional Impact Areas (EF / WM / TM / ED)

Whether the four functional areas — executive function / working memory / time management / emotional dysregulation — are affected alongside ADHD-like symptoms.

— / 4 functional dimensions warrant attention: —

6 Personalized Improvement Plan

Member feature

For weak dimensions with a mean ≥ 2.0, actionable steps are generated from highest to lowest; each step includes a short "why it works" note linked to the F5 dimension breakdown above. Start with the weakest area.

8 Expert Interpretation

Member feature · Expert interpretation

An "expert-view" overall interpretation generated by the screening algorithm from the 7-dimension mean pattern (for self-reference only; not a medical diagnosis).

9 Follow-Up Retesting (Optional)

We recommend retesting every 4–8 weeks and comparing the trend across the 7 dimension means.

Frequency	Tool	Focus
Every 4 weeks	AARS-100 self-report	Core symptom mean
Every 8 weeks	7-dimension comparison	Changes in functional impact areas
Every 3 months	Physician consultation	Overall plan adjustments

⚠️ Disclaimer (Please Read)

Important: This scale is a proprietary online screening tool. Its results are for self-reference only and do not constitute a medical diagnosis, nor can they replace a professional psychiatric evaluation. An ADHD diagnosis must be made by a qualified professional through clinical interviews, history-taking, and standardized assessment. If you or a family member are experiencing significant distress, please consult a physician promptly.

These results do not represent any medication or treatment advice. In an emergency or severe situation, seek medical help immediately.

Age restriction: This scale is intended for adult self-report, age 18+. If you are under 18, please use the child / adolescent version (completed by a parent or teacher).

🖨 Print / Export PDF ↺ Retake Assessment

Loading your report…