Flying under the radar: a qualitative examination of self-diagnosed ADHD and identity formation in young women

CONCLUSIONS: Self-diagnosis played an important role in identity development by validating difficult experiences for young women with ADHD-like symptoms. Strives to live up to being a “good girl”, including high academic achievement, disguised their experienced difficulties and gendered norms may contribute to self-diagnosis and medicalization. Their invisible struggles had a negative impact on self-image, and they experienced being left to fend for themselves in dealing with the demands of…

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