ATENTO is a comprehensive measure of executive functions and attention which provides a general framework for understanding the behaviors and deficits characteristic of ADHD from a developmental and multidimensional perspective. Designed for children and adolescents 3–18 years old, ATENTO has three forms: a self-report form (from age 8), a parent/caregiver form, and a teacher form. ATENTO also assesses the level of impact of the symptoms present in the person's school, family, and social life, according to the DSM-5 TR.
The IDS-2 is a global cognitive assessment for children and adolescents, which is designed to identify their knowledge, strengths, and relevant areas for development. The IDS-2 is for individuals 5–20 years old. It contains 30 subtests across six domains (Intelligence, Executive Functions, Psychomotor Skills, Social-Emotional Skills, Scholastic Skills, and Motivation and Attitude). It has a flexible framework that allows practitioners to give custom batteries with user-friendly test materials. Psychologists use the assessment for a variety of needs, including to identify and diagnose intellectual disabilities and learning disorders, evaluate cognitive and motor skills, and understand emotional strengths and weaknesses.
The new, innovative, and fully digital SON-III will measure fluid reasoning, visual-spatial skills, and overall cognitive ability in children and adults ages 6-60 years old. Administered individually on a tablet, the SON-III has four subtests (Analogies, Categories, Mosaics, and Patterns) and takes approximately 60 minutes to complete. It will provide a non-verbal alternative to traditional cognitive assessments and is especially suited for individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing or have a developmental delay, autism, language disorder, performance-based anxiety, or limited English proficiency. Performance feedback is provided after every item on the SON-III to allow examinees to adapt their problem-solving strategies, and age-based starting points and discontinue rules are automatically applied.
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