Children suffering from psychological disorders are not uncommon in recent years, especially children who suffer from ADHD: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. This disorder affects approximately 3 to 6% of the young population. Although this disorder is not discussed in the media as often as it is, it is a disorder that affects attention, muscle control, and affected individuals may overlook maladaptive behaviors due to A lack of impulse control or the need to be too active. One main thing that hasn't been studied in depth is how this disorder affects time perception, including duration. Typically, this disorder is diagnosed in children at early stages of development. The causes of this disorder may be related to gender, depression, emotions, environmental factors, and developmental factors. Children with ADHD are often mistaken for excessive maladaptive behavior, and the opposite is true for children who are simply active in daily life. Some children are misdiagnosed with ADHD and then given medication. However, children correctly diagnosed with ADHD may not respond to medication. Time in psychology states that to recognize time, attention is a key element. Duration is also important because attention span can only last so long. Children with ADHD already suffer from inattention; It would therefore appear that their perception of time is distorted at high levels. Several studies will be examined to come to a definitive conclusion and find out if this is the only reason why their sense of time is not the same as that of normally developed children. Children, who develop normally, develop their sense of time from around the age of 1.5 years. The age range of 1.5 to three years develops a separation between the past, present and future. As in middle of paper......who are hyperactive. These children, however, were not diagnosed with ADHD, but the same thing should probably happen in children who have it. Our ability to perceive time plays an important role in daily functioning. Not only do our circadian rhythms exist, but as human beings, most of us like to be well organized. The use of time seems to be one of these dictators. If lack of time occurs at an early age, the worldview becomes skewed. We all have the ability to process information and make sense of it. However, when developmental stages encounter obstacles, they diminish or certain processes may not exist. Medications are used to address these deficits, but some neuronal fibers in the cortex that the disorder most affects may not respond at all. Children who take medications that help address their deficits have better motor function, but what happens if the dose is skipped ??