The answer is:
Depression.
ADHD is usually a disorder that is a characterized by a hyperactive disposition as opposed to a depressive disposition. Fidgeting (restlessness), distractibility (which is not being able to focus ones attention for a long period of time), and impulsivity (which is not awaiting one's turn or taking an action without considerable thought) are key characteristic of this disorder. Although depression can be observed in these patients, it is very rare. And in term of relative comparison, the individual will most likely display the other three signs.
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