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If you’ve spent years feeling dismissed or misunderstood, it’s completely natural to feel like you have to prove your struggles during a neuropsychological evaluation. But holding back actually does the opposite of what you want. Here is why genuine effort is your best tool for getting the answers and support you deserve: 1️⃣ The testing environment is artificial. We know you might perform well in a quiet, structured, one-on-one room. Doing well on a test doesn’t mean you aren’t struggling in real life, and we take your history and daily challenges into account.  2️⃣ Tests aren’t always what they seem.  3️⃣ Many tasks are not “face valid” and no single score makes or breaks a diagnosis.  4️⃣ We use validity indicators. Every standardized assessment has built-in measures to ensure optimal effort and honest symptom reporting. If these flag, the data becomes uninterpretable—meaning we can't use it to help you. You don’t have to prove your ADHD or autism to us by holding back. Your struggles are valid. When you give your genuine, honest effort, you help us map your unique brain accurately so we can get you the real-world support you need. 🧠✨ #psychologist #adhdtiktok #autism #latediagnosedautistic #latediagnosisadhd  Want to read the science behind why validity and effort matter in adult ADHD/autism evaluations? Check out these recent studies: On the necessity of validity testing in adult ADHD evaluations: Sollman, M. J., & Berry, D. T. R. (2020). Detection of feigned ADHD in young adults: A review of the performance and response validity literature. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 42(10), 1011-1029. On how
If you’ve spent years feeling dismissed or misunderstood, it’s completely natural to feel like you have to prove your struggles during a neuropsychological evaluation. But holding back actually does the opposite of what you want. Here is why genuine effort is your best tool for getting the answers and support you deserve: 1️⃣ The testing environment is artificial. We know you might perform well in a quiet, structured, one-on-one room. Doing well on a test doesn’t mean you aren’t struggling in real life, and we take your history and daily challenges into account. 2️⃣ Tests aren’t always what they seem. 3️⃣ Many tasks are not “face valid” and no single score makes or breaks a diagnosis. 4️⃣ We use validity indicators. Every standardized assessment has built-in measures to ensure optimal effort and honest symptom reporting. If these flag, the data becomes uninterpretable—meaning we can't use it to help you. You don’t have to prove your ADHD or autism to us by holding back. Your struggles are valid. When you give your genuine, honest effort, you help us map your unique brain accurately so we can get you the real-world support you need. 🧠✨ #psychologist #adhdtiktok #autism #latediagnosedautistic #latediagnosisadhd Want to read the science behind why validity and effort matter in adult ADHD/autism evaluations? Check out these recent studies: On the necessity of validity testing in adult ADHD evaluations: Sollman, M. J., & Berry, D. T. R. (2020). Detection of feigned ADHD in young adults: A review of the performance and response validity literature. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 42(10), 1011-1029. On how "normal" cognitive test scores don't rule out daily executive dysfunction in neurodivergent adults: Silverstein, M. J., et al. (2018). Assessing executive function in ADHD: An examination of a self-report measure and laboratory-based tasks. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 32(8), 1432-1449. On the clinical importance of performance validity in neuropsychological assessments: Sweet, J. J., et al. (2021). American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology (AACN) consensus conference statement on uniform labeling of performance validity test results. The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 35(3), 471-495.

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