Adhd Rating Scale School Version
Although there is no single, definitive test that will state whether a child has ADHD, there are a number of rating scales that are sometimes used during the diagnostic process.
Some of the most common rating scales are:
Child Behavior Checklist (CBLC) There are two versions of the Child Behavior Checklist, one is for ages 6-18 and the other is for ages 1 ½ to 5. The test is designed to assess a child’s behavior and social competency, as reported by their parents. The questionnaire includes...
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