Carter has a very difficult time sitting in his chair at school. He is constantly chewing on his pencil or fidgeting with something on his desk or his neighbor’s desk. He gets up out of his seat at inappropriate times. He blurts out answers without waiting his turn. Carter would most likely be diagnosed with .

The correct answer will be "ADHD Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Presentation".

Explanation:

Behavior and attitude that suggests the potential existence of ADHD, hyperactive-impulsive category: the child becomes frequently talking occasionally inconveniencing, unable to sit always at feeding times, frequently fidgeting while watching tv, creating a distracting movement, and taking toys and perhaps other items from everyone else.They are easily influenced and don't have much more trouble with impulsive behavior as well as behavioral problems. This may be informally referred to those as an obsessive-compulsive disorder.

So that the above is the right answer.

Habit is no concious