The rationale for doing so was based in part on developmental considerations gleaned primarily from clinical experience. For many college students, their understanding of ADHD is limited, often based on what parents and teachers have told them. For still others, their acceptance and ownership of ADHD is also limited, sometimes due to long-standing developmentally appropriate resistance to whatever parents and other adults tell them; at other times, due to a preference not to embrace a label that can have negative connotations, especially as it relates to acceptance within a peer group. For developmental reasons such as these, along with preliminary data from our ongoing projects, we concluded that the need for providing psychoeducation about ADHD was much greater than that for older adults. Thus, we increased the intensity of the ADHD psychoeducation in the CBT group protocol.