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.
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