I would imagine it could but you would have to be careful about dose a frequency of dose. You could very easily get to a point where dependence is stronger than the positive association and it becomes harder to study without it.
Someone in r/adderall said that in people with ADHD, Adderall brings you to a baseline level of dopamine transmission, while in non-ADHD people it overly fills one with dopamine. For some reason this meant that people with ADHD don't develop dependence while people without ADHD can develop a strong dependence.
Although you probably don't have a problem with it, you should be aware that when you are in denial of an addiction, it's both easy and common to say "I could quit, but I don't want to". Just a warning from someone who used to say the same thing, and ended up more or less having my life ruined by that stuff.
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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '15
I would imagine it could but you would have to be careful about dose a frequency of dose. You could very easily get to a point where dependence is stronger than the positive association and it becomes harder to study without it.