
The temperament of a child is widely acknowledged to be an important factor in their emotional and educational development. The Integrative Child Temperament Inventory (ICTI) is a standardized assessment of child temperament for use in applied settings with children aged 2 to 8 years.
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The ICTI is used to assess aspects of temperament in children, measuring child temperament traits for which a broad consensus now exists across theories. The assessment covers the following core dimensions of temperament; the individual scales are combined to form a temperament profile:
The ICTI is available online and the report includes a graphical profile and narrative to assist in conversations with parents or caregivers and provides a basis for any interventions. When a child is being tested in the context of an individual clinical assessment, a temperament profile should not be considered in isolation, but take into account the upbringing of the child as well as current and previous diagnostic statuses.
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The internal consistency coefficients were satisfactory across the US norm group, ranging from .74 to .85. Test-retest was completed on a subsample of UK participants, and coefficients range from .73 to .88.
Factorial and convergent validity studies are described in the test manual.
Age group specific US norms (n=3,491) and UK norms (n=1,134).
Administration time is approximately 30 minutes.
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