“…Thus, in the studies analyzed, the identification of gifted students with ADHD can be a very complicated and challenging process for professionals, families, and teachers given the similarity between the features of both conditions and the range of possible interactions between them, therefore proving that there is a unique profile that can be utilized to describe all individuals with this type of twice exceptionality (Dare & Nowicki, 2015;Silva et al, 2021;Thongseiratch & Worachotekamjorn, 2016). Nevertheless, for the identification of gifted students with ADHD, it is important to consider that they swing between moments of concentrated and diffuse attention, tend to mask their learning difficulties, clearly perceive both the high abilities and difficulties of the disorder, socio-emotional immaturity, intolerance to failure, and difficulty to complete tasks and follow instructions (Álvarez-Cárdenas et al, 2019;Arizaga et al, 2016;Lovecky, 2004;Moon, 2002;Ourofino, 2007). Gifted students present concentrated attention, with a high level of productive energy in the activities of their interest, persistent and goal-driven behavior, self-acceptance without concern with social standards, yet with creative daydreaming and advanced moral development (Fleith, 2007;Fleith & Prado, 2022;Ourofino, 2007).…”