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WURS-25
Ward, Wender & Reimherr (1993). Retrospective childhood ADHD symptoms. Cutoff ≥36; ≥46 highly indicative.
1.Concentration problems, easily distracted.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
2.Anxious, worrying.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
3.Nervous, fidgety.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
4.Inattentive, daydreaming.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
5.Hot- or short-tempered, low boiling point.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
6.Temper outbursts, tantrums.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
7.Trouble with stick-to-it-iveness, failing to finish things.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
8.Stubborn, strong-willed.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
9.Sad or blue, depressed, unhappy.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
10.Disobedient with parents, rebellious.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
11.Low opinion of myself.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
12.Irritable.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
13.Moody, ups and downs.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
14.Feel angry.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
15.Trouble seeing things from someone else's point of view.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
16.Acting without thinking, impulsive.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
17.Tendency to be immature.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
18.Guilty feelings, regretful.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
19.Losing control of myself.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
20.Tendency to be or act irrational.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
21.Unpopular with other children, didn't keep friends long.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
22.Trouble with authorities, trouble with school, visits to principal's office.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
23.Overall a poor student, slow learner.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
24.Trouble with mathematics or numbers.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
25.Not achieving up to potential.
- [0]0 — Not at all
- [1]1 — Mildly
- [2]2 — Moderately
- [3]3 — Quite a bit
- [4]4 — Very much
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