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Ages: 3+
An assessment of overall physical fitness and endurance. Participants are asked to walk at a normal speed on a flat surface for 2 minutes.
Ages: 7+
An assessment of locomotion. Participants are asked to walk 4 meters at a normal speed on a flat surface.
Ages: 3+
An assessment of fine motor dexterity. Participants are asked to place 9 pegs into a board with 9 holes, then remove them as quickly as possible, one hand at a time.
Ages: 3+
A self-report or parent-report assessment of irritability, frustration, interpersonal sensitivity, envy, A assessment of irritability, frustration, interpersonal sensitivity, envy, disagreeableness, and efforts to control anger.
Ages: 18+
A fixed form (FF) assessment of the participant’s attitudes of hostility, cynicism, and mistrust of others.
Ages: 18+
A fixed form (FF) assessment of aggression as a behavioral component of anger.
Ages: 18+
A fixed form (FF) assessment of deficits in goal-oriented behavior and decrements in goal-related thought content.
Ages: 3+
An assessment of cognitive flexibility and attention. The participant is asked to match a series of picture pairs to a target picture.
Ages: 8+
A computer-adaptive test (CAT) assessment of the participant’s perception that people in his or her social network are available to listen to his or her problems with empathy, caring, and understanding.
Ages: 3 - 12
A computer-adaptive test (CAT) assessment that asks the parent’s perceptions of the child’s prosocial behaviors.
Ages: 18+
An assessment of associative memory. Participants are asked to remember a set of twelve faces and the names they are paired with.
Ages: 8+
A computer-adaptive test (CAT) assessment of fear, anxious misery, hyperarousal, and somatic symptoms related to arousal.
Ages: 8+
A self-report assessment of fear, anxious misery, hyperarousal, and somatic symptoms related to arousal.
Ages: 3 - 7
A fixed form (FF) assessment of the child’s fear, worry, and hyperarousal.