Bob's Adaptive Behavior Summary

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According to Mrs. Doe’s observations and ratings, Bob obtained an Adaptive Behavior Composite which fell in the Normal range for his age. Bob’s Communication domain score of 100 on the parent rating fell in the Normal range for his age. Parent ratings suggest a personal weakness in expressive communication. Bob’s Receptive domain and Written domain fell within the Moderate High range.

Daily Living Skills domain score was not obtained due to subtest selection. Bob’s Activity of daily living fell within the Moderate High range. Related to personal care, Bob can find gender appropriate restrooms, bathe and dry himself, wear temperature appropriate clothing, and connects and zips zippers that are not fastened at the bottom (i.e., jackets). The

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