CAARS Self Report Long Version

The CAARS Self-Report Long Version (CAARS-S: L) is among the most accurate self-assessment tools for ADHD due to its alignment with evidence-based ADHD rating scales. It provides comprehensive insights through self-reported data and standardized scoring methods.

CAARS Self-Report Long Version (CAARS-S: L) scores are converted to T-scores, with values above 65 indicating clinically significant ADHD symptoms. These scores help identify symptom severity and guide clinicians in the diagnostic process.

The CAARS Self-Report Long Version (CAARS-S: L) demonstrates high accuracy due to its strong psychometric properties and validation against normative data. It is widely recognized as a reliable tool for diagnosing and assessing ADHD symptoms in adults.