There are 3 different types of ADHD that children and adults can be identified with. They are predominantly hyperactive-impulsive type, predominantly inattentive type, and combined type. Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive type people tend to interrupt people, take risks, squirm or fidget, talk constantly, are impatient, blurt out answers and inappropriate comments, and act out of turn without thinking about the consequences. Since, these type of people tend to act on impulse and are hyperactive, they tend to make learning more difficult for themselves. On the contrary, the predominantly inattentive type aren’t hyperactive and do not act on impulse. These type of people tend to get distracted easily, have poor concentration and organizational
