Dr. John Kruse - Suggested Interview Questions

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Dr. John Kruse

Suggested Interview Questions

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People often associate Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder with children. Why did it take the medical community a lot longer to recognize this is a problem for adults too?
Some people make light of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. What would you tell them to convince them that this is a very serious condition?
Why did you choose to focus on President Donald Trump as an example of adult ADHD?
Are you concerned that focusing on Trump might fan controversy that could overshadow your message of educating people about adult ADHD?
What is the “Goldwater rule,” and why did you decide to break from it in discussing President Trump as an example of an adult with ADHD?
In your book you discuss how we are seeing “cultural appropriation of the ADHD community” in American society and culture today. Please explain what that means.
What are the “feedback loops” in our culture that are making us more distracted and less attentive, and do you think these will lead to an increase in the prevalence of ADHD?
What are the symptoms of adult ADHD and how can a person tell if they have the condition?
An estimated 4.4 percent of all US adults have ADHD, but only half of them seek help. Why is this?
Why do people continue to shame and stigmatize those suffering from mental illness, and what effect do technology and social media have on this problem?
You state that ADHD is not about a deficit in attention, but rather in the ability to control attention. What’s the difference?
What do parents considering stimulant medication to help their kids with ADHD need to know?
What are the most effective ways people can calm ADHD symptoms that don’t involve drugs?
I understand you love to bake cookies and have run 100 marathons. What can you tell us about the effects of exercise, diet and spending time in nature for those who have ADHD?

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