Assessments

Question 1

Suicide risk assessment

Answer 1

COLUMBIA-SUICIDE SEVERITY
RATING SCALE
(C-SSRS)

Question 2

Suicide collaborative work

Answer 2

The Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality (CAMS)

Question 3

IQ test (and age ranges)

Answer 3

Wechsler

WPPSI-IV - 2 years, 6 months through 7 years, 7 months

WISC-V 6-16

WAIS-IV: 16+

Question 4

Typical Adaptive Measures

Answer 4

ABAS-III
Vineland-III

Focuses on adaptive behaviors, such as communication, daily living skills, and socialization

Question 5

ADHD

Answer 5

Conners CPT 3: 8 years and older.

K-CPT: 4 to 7 years old

Rating scales: BRIEF

Question 6

Personality measures

Answer 6

MACI (millon adolescent clinical inventory)

Question 7

Assess behavioral problems in children

Answer 7

CBCL

BASC

The Behavior Assessment System for Children (BASC) and the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) are both parent-report scales used to assess behavioral problems in children:

Question 8

Executive functioning tests

Answer 8

DKEFS (Stroop/Color-Word, Trails, Verbal Fluency, Tower) –>
8–89 years

(younger than 8, NEPSY)

Rating Scales (BRIEF-II, Brown)

Question 9

Academic tests

Answer 9

WIAT-IV
4–50 years and 11 months

Question 10

Anxiety

Answer 10

SCARED
MASC

Question 11

Depression

Answer 11

Beck depression inventory

Question 12

Autism

Answer 12

Gars
ADOS

Question 13

Scaled scores

Answer 13

69 and Below = Extremely Low Range
70-79 = Borderline Range
80-90 = Low Average
90-109 = Average
110-119 = High Average
120-129 =Superior
130 + = Very Superior

Question 15

Integrated report

Answer 15

The definition of an integrated
psychological testing report is a report that includes a review of history, results of an interview and at
least two psychological tests from one or more of the following categories: personality measures,
intellectual tests, cogni6ve tests, and neuropsychological test