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Study: Risk Taking — Including Prosocial and Positive Forms — More Likely in ADHD
2026-10-07Author:Rachel Greeman1 reads
<p>Emerging research is beginning to challenge this one-sided perspective. A new study by A. B. M. Fuermaier and colleagues, published in the Journal of Attention Disorders, expands this conversation by examining whether ADHD characteristics in adults are also linked to positive and prosocial forms of risk-taking.</p>
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