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As someone that is recently diagnosed with ADHD, I know I appear lazy (and sometimes am), I am certainly poor at details (mostly once the project stops being interesting) and hard to get along with. I know these things about myself and so do a lot of high-functioning neurodivergent people.

People that reflexively say how wonderful they are seem to be the motional equivalent of Dunning-Kruger (to unselfaware to be aware of their failings).

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Alan Duval, MBPsS
Alan Duval, MBPsS

Written by Alan Duval, MBPsS

Psychology graduate with interests in values and morality, cognition and executive function, and High Functioning Depression. Kiwi living in London, UK.

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