More and more young adults seek psychological assessment with a diagnosis already in mind—or even one they have assigned to themselves. A new mixed-methods study with 93 clinical psychologists shows that self-diagnosed and "desired" psychiatric labels—often ADHD or autism—are now far more common than just a few years ago. According to the clinicians, this is seen particularly among young women with higher education and intensive social media use, some of whom react to unexpected results by "diagnosis shopping."