Good afternoon, everyone.

It's Dr. Niagara again.

Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

As always a fun week, interacting with so many of you guys across the world.

Just a really cool and fun experience doing this.

Julius here, obviously, making noise in the background.

And those guys who follow the program, you know, I do this very organically.

It was earlier today, she's like, what are you talking about?

I was like, I don't know.

And I get the eye roll.

It's like, you have all week to think of something to talk about.

Will you please get it together?

I'm like, that's not how my mind works.

I've got to go with something.

So we're going to revisit a topic today because I had a lot of people reach out over the past week, and I appreciate when you guys email me about topics that are of particular interest

to you or other people. So I know autism is one that I will eventually get around to

to answer someone's question.

Michael Scott from the office, what his personality would be.

That is classic histrionic personality disorder.

That's a topic in and of itself.

So we're going to revisit attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

One of the most common referral questions that

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