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Brazelton NeotanalAssessment Scale (BNAS)

Measure newborn’s competence

Gesell DevelopmentalSchedules (GDS)

IQ = DQ/CA x 100

Bayley Scales ofInfant and Toddler Development – 3rd edition (BSID-III)

Later cognitive functioning depends onearly motor development; Best & most psychometrically sound

Cattell InfantIntelligence Scale (CIIS)

Extension of Stanford-Binet; Bayley better predictor for S-Bperformance than this

McCarthyScales of Children’s Abilities (MSCA)

Pattern + compositive scores

Kaufman AssessmentBattery for Children – Second Edition (KABC-11)

5 global scales; Strong theoretical background –separate IQ and achievement

Major criticism of KABC-11

Sternberg- manual plays up the supportfor the theory that the Kaufman is based on (i.e. empirical support isn’t verystrong)

ColumbiaMental Maturity Scale – Third Edition (CMMS)

General ability in normal &disabled children 3-12 years (Screening tool)

Peabody Picture VocabTest – Fourth Edition (PPVT-IV)

For physically disabled; Verbal instructions; Measures only receptive (hearing)vocab – nonverbal estimate of verbal int.

Leiter InternationalPerformance Scale --Revised (LIPS-R)

Performance based; nonverbal; Assess intellectual function -- Kidswith pervasive developmental disabilities (autism)

PorteusMaze Test (PMT)

Popular, but poorly standardized (old,outdated)

Illinoid Test ofPsycholinguistic Abilities (ITPA-3)

Basedon human info processing; Assumesa LD can occur at any stage, or any sensory modality

Woodcock-Johnson III

CHCThree Stratum Theory; CognitiveAbility vs. Achievement normed together

Wide RangeAchievement Test (WRAT III)

Mostwidely used A. test; Estimateof grade-level functioning

Benton VisualRetention Test – Fifth Edition (BVRT-V)

Brain damage impairs visual memoryability (Alzheimer's)

Bender Visual Motor Gestalt Test (BVMGT)

Specific errors – identify areas ofproblem; Norms available 5-8 years

Memory-for-DesignsTest (MFD)

motor coordination

Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking (TTCT)

Measuresubdomains of creativity: fluency, originality, flexibility; Goodindicator of giftedness