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In the past this was also known as ADD (thus without the Hyperactivity), though since DSM-III they reverted back to ADHD only since they observed no significant differences between the two.

In DSM-IV they made three different categories:
Predominantly hyperactive
Predominately attention-deficit
Prominently hyperactive and attention-deficit

The modern definition of ADHD in DSM-V includes defining inattentive, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, all of which are important to its definition.

Kind regards,

The Traveler

[QUOTE="The Traveler, post: 3939397, member: 1"] In the past this was also known as ADD (thus without the Hyperactivity), though since DSM-III they reverted back to ADHD only since they observed no significant differences between the two. In DSM-IV they made three different categories: [LIST] [*]Predominantly hyperactive [*]Predominately attention-deficit [*]Prominently hyperactive and attention-deficit [/LIST] The modern definition of ADHD in DSM-V includes defining inattentive, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, all of which are important to its definition. Kind regards, The Traveler [/QUOTE]