Technological devices have paved the way for happiness on their own. Loneliness has deepened. The healing power of society has diminished. Latent mental problems that were previously compensated by the environment have become apparent. The world has not kept up with this rapid development in terms of impulsivity and hyperactivity. For example, impulsivity has been defined as genetically qualified but not in terms of behavior. As a result, a situation that is defined medically but cannot be dealt with behaviorally has emerged. New scales and new types of interventions have become mandatory. Of course, now, not only the presence or absence of impulsivity, hyperactivity or attention deficit disorder has become important, but also the level at which it is present. AIHAS provides the clearest information on whether attention, impulsivity and hyperactivity disorder exist and also on the quantitative level.