Weiss Functional Impairment Rating Scale -- Self-Report (WFIRS-S)
The WFIRS-S doesn't ask how often you're inattentive, impulsive, or restless -- it asks what that means in real life: problems at home, at work, in school, with everyday life skills, with self-concept, socially, and around risky activities. 69 statements across seven life domains, each optional to mark "not applicable" if it doesn't apply to your life right now -- the entire work section, for instance, if you're not currently employed.
Comparison basis: 🇺🇸 US general-population sample · Empiralis orientation range (not a validated cut-off)
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69 statements · ~15 min
Important for interpretation
Unlike the parent-report version (WFIRS-P), this self-report form has no validated cutoff score. The ranges below follow published reference means from individual studies, not a checked cutoff -- read every value descriptively (how strong, in which range), not as a diagnostic criterion.
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