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You can also look at our three-part series on studying for exams which also includes a brief basic breakdown on how memory encoding works! 

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Ryan Snead

I thought this was going to be an explainer on why ADHDers sometimes do not procrastinate. For example, I often do something immediately because I know I will forget to do it later. Sometimes, I don't evaluate whether that thing I do immediately will affect other things going on that might be important. Writing this comment is a perfect example of "Do it now or it won't get done. Wait....was it really more important than going to run my errands." #Facepalm I will now procrastinate (mindfully) while I consider whether or not I am too self-conscious to post this comment.

Christina Szeman

I got another idea for you. It just happened to me with a family member who has undiagnosed ADHD. I rarely do this as well. Say you are in a conversation and all of sudden, you change the topic. But then the person you are talking to is confused as to the sudden change of topic.