Talk:ADHD Rating Scale

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In the Development and History topic does not say anything about the history of how the test was developed. I expected to see more about how they came up with the questions and how they found them to work with the DSM-IV. It also talks more about the DSM-IV and the three subtopics and the rating scale assessment, I do not see a lot about the rating and how they identify that ADHD is present. I do not see any dates which I think is important when it comes to talking about history on any topic. 199.68.53.174 (talk) 21:10, 25 January 2020 (UTC)Reply