ADHD Skills Part 3: Keeping Up with Stuff

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Questions and Answers

What is impaired in people with ADHD, causing frustration and wasted time?

  • Memory
  • Attention span
  • Executive functions, including organization (correct)
  • Creativity

What are the three steps to keep up with your stuff?

  • Place, retrieve, and return (correct)
  • Sort, categorize, and label
  • Throw away, donate, and sell
  • Hide, forget, and replace

What should everything have according to the text?

  • A designated place (correct)
  • A hidden spot
  • A random location
  • A shared space

How should you break up organizing tasks?

<p>In small chunks with time limits (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should you resist the urge to do when organizing?

<p>Get sidetracked by interesting items (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

  • The video is part three of a series on learning ADHD skills.
  • Executive functions, including organization, are impaired in people with ADHD.
  • Disorganization causes frustration and wasted time.
  • Three steps to keep up with your stuff: place, retrieve, and return.
  • Everything should have a designated place.
  • Commit to putting things back in their place immediately after use.
  • Organize your space to eliminate clutter and distractions.
  • Break up organizing tasks into chunks with time limits.
  • Resist the urge to get sidetracked by interesting items.
  • Keeping up with your stuff reduces stress and frees up time.

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