In adults with ADHD, symptoms of inattention are generally more prominent, and many adults who receive a later-in-life diagnosis are diagnosed with inattentive-type or combined-type. Such men and women with ADHD tend to struggle to focus on tasks or prioritize activities, which in turn may lead to difficulty completing work, missed deadlines, and forgotten social engagements. However, it is possible for adults to be diagnosed with predominantly hyperactive-type ADHD; these individuals may struggle most with feelings of restlessness, impulsive or even reckless behavior, and social difficulties such as frequently interrupting others.