Experiences of employed women with attention deficit hyperactive disorder: A phenomenological study

Keyphrases

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 100%
• Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder 100%
• Phenomenological Study 100%
• Employed Women 100%
• Workplace 42%
• Phenomenological Approach 28%
• Adaptation 14%
• Depth Interviews 14%
• During Pregnancy 14%
• Subjective Experience 14%
• Coping Strategies 14%
• Executive Function 14%
• Employers 14%
• Sensory Sensitivity 14%
• Coping Mechanisms 14%
• Subjective Perception 14%
• Job Demands 14%
• Non-pharmacological 14%
• Gender-specific 14%
• Workplace Accommodations 14%
• Daily Interactions 14%
• Executive Inhibition 14%
• Working Women 14%
• Inhibition Sensitivity 14%
• Practical Knowledge 14%
• Self-identity 14%

Psychology

• Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder 100%
• Attention Deficit 100%
• Phenomenological Approach 28%
• Coping Behavior 28%
• Coping Mechanisms 14%
• Self-Identity 14%
• Disclosure 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Attention Deficit Disorder 100%
• Diseases 100%