Titlebook: Handbook of Childhood Psychopathology and Developmental Disabilities Assessment; Johnny L. Matson Book 2018 Springer International Publish

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The Assessment of ADHD in Persons with Developmental Disabilities,and comorbid conditions abound. The clinician must understand a child’s unique experience with the identified developmental disability before attempting to assess for ADHD. This chapter provides detailed guidance on the assessment of ADHD in persons with developmental disabilities.

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Asunción Lera St. Clair,Victoria Lawsonxecutive functioning, and visuospatial and visuoconstruction functioning is reviewed. The pattern of cognitive strengths and weaknesses derived from a neuropsychological assessment can be used as one source of information for intervention planning. We conclude with suggestions on how to best provide

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Eugenijus Maldeikis,Gediminas Rainysred interviews, and screening instruments designed to assess the presence and characteristics of tics and tic disorders, all with varying levels of psychometric support and demonstrated use in the literature. This chapter discusses and reviews these assessment methods.

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Interview and Report Writing,uch as language dominance. Finally, we close with an overview of report writing. Throughout the chapter, we highlight changes to existing assessments resulting from the recent transition to DSM-5 (American Psychiatric Association (2013) ., 5th edn. Arlington, VA, American Psychiatric Publishing).