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NEO PI-R Profiles of Adults with Attention Deficit Disorder

John D. Ranseen

University of Kentucky College of Medicine

Derek A. Campbell

Ruth A. Baer

University of Kentucky

The personality functioning of adults diagnosed with attention deficit disorder (ADD) without comorbid psychiatric illness was examined. NEO PI-R profiles in a group of 25 adults referred for ADD evaluation meeting criteria for this diagnosis without any history of other psychiatric disturbance were compared to profiles from a control group of 23 nonpsychotic adult outpatients being treated with psychotherapy. All participants completed self-report measures of ADD symptoms as well as the NEO PI-R (Form S). The ADD adult group obtained significantly higher scores in the Neuroticism domain and significantly lower scores in the Conscientiousness domain than the outpatient comparison group. The NEO PI-R appears useful to the understanding of ADD in adulthood.

Assessment, Vol. 5, No. 1, 19-24 (1998)
DOI: 10.1177/107319119800500104
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