Consider a common behavior by people with ADHD – interrupting others in conversation to an unusual degree. What is the most plausible reason that interruptions by those with ADHD might serve to reduce their anxiety?
A. They have a highly specific factoid they think it's important you know, and telling you immediately reduces their anxiety that you won't learn it.
B. They have something interesting to tell you and are worried they'll forget it if they don't say it immediately.
C. They want to make sure you realize the value of their contributions, so when they have an especially good idea, they blurt it out.
D. They lost track of time and worry they haven't been involved enough in the conversation, so they start talking to make up for lost time.
Answer: B
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