Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test

D-REF help clinicians and school psychologists evaluate behavior in a variety of settings.

Benefits

• Aids practitioners to possibly evaluate children with ADHD-Combined, ADHD-Inattentive, Traumatic brain injury, Autism/Asperger's Syndrome, Neurological/psychiatric disorders, and learning disabilities.
• Enable the identification of patterns of clinically relevant symptoms.
• Identify symptoms that create the most stress for the parent, teacher, and child for intervention.
• Identify symptoms relevant to diagnostic criteria (DSM-IV).
• Track changes in behavior after intervention.

Features

D-REF include three core indexes and a total composite score based on behavioral, emotional, and cognitive functioning. Four second-level index scores identify patterns of clinically relevant symptoms.

Delis-Rating of Executive Functions

Brief measure of verbal and nonverbal intelligence:

• Estimate an individual's relative level of verbal and nonverbal ability, as compared to a representative national sample
• Identify learners who may benefit from educational enrichment or assistance programs
• Rapidly screen large populations of learners to identify those who would benefit from comprehensive psychoeducational evaluation
• Quickly assess the intellectual ability of adults in institutional settings, such as prisons, group homes, rehabilitation clinics, or mental health centers
• Re-evaluate the cognitive ability of a child or adult after a treatment or significant life event source