Answer:
Option A,
Explanation:
As per Adler, there are several adults who have ADHD but they were never diagnosed with ADHD when they were kids. This is a very common case with girls
In a general way, parents focus more on boys that are noisy than the girls who are silent but become inattentive and focus less.
Thus, most of the adult women have been never diagnosed with ADHD during or before teenage.
Hence, option A is correct
Answer:
Many Adults have ADHD but never were diagnosed in childhood
Explanation: One explanation for the disparity is that girls are often not diagnosed because their symptoms materialize as inattention, which is quiet, and not hyperactivity, which is disruptive. Women mask their symptoms to conform to what is expected of them, but then suffer mightily when they leave the structures of school and living with their parents. The issue for girls is that “functional impairment” does not manifest itself until adulthood, when it is diagnosed. “That does not mean that some symptoms were not present previously,”.
