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Type of Test for MAP
Standarized test that is normative and criterion based
Purpose of MAP
To determine if a child will is performing at a level appropriate for his or her age.
Quickly identifies delays in sensorimotor and cognitive abilities
not meant for children with severe cognitive delays
Appropriate Age Range for MAP
Children from 2 years 9 months to 5 years 8 months
it is divided into 6 different age ranges
Appropriate Diagnoses and/or symptoms for MAP
Cognitive- ADHD, problems with sequencing, attention span
Sensorimotor- Autism, tactile problems such as problems interpreting light touch, temp or pain.
Test Psychometrics for MAP
it is valid and reliable
How might deficits in the areas addressed affect a client's occupational performance for the MAP?
Cognitive- Level of arousal, sequencing, attention span, memory may comprimise school performance
Sensorimotor- problems with tactile, vesibular, auditory, olfactory, visual, proprioception and gustatory. Example) gustatory problems can interfere with brushing teeth, proprioception can interfere with grasp(tying shoes,etc)
How does the MAP tie into top-down approach
It looks at the childs needs first and their individual development.
What section is the Miller Assessment for Preschoolers under?
Multiple Category Assessments