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This article reviews proposed connections between ADHD, executive-function and impulse-control difficulties, anger, and violence, followed by summaries of research on ADHD and intimate-partner or other violent behavior. It also discusses risk-taking and intense-stimulation accounts and provides citations and study abstracts.
This resource compiles abstracts and summaries of research on adult ADHD and neuropsychological functioning. The included topics span attention, memory, executive functions, differences across adult ADHD groups, diagnostic approaches, and mindfulness-based interventions, with studies using varied methods and samples.
This overview discusses research linking ADHD, executive-function difficulties, impulsivity, and anger with antisocial or violent behavior. It cites studies and authors describing associations with later aggression, arrests, and other risky behaviors, while presenting these as research claims about risk patterns rather than outcomes for every person with ADHD.
