Based on ratings from 800 parents and 800 teachers/caregivers, reflecting U.S. population in terms of ethnicity/race, gender, geographic region, SES, and age; provided separately for male and female subjects, at 6-month age intervals
Benefit
Assesses both development and behavior–in two settings–for a detailed picture of young children
The new Conners EC identifies behavioral, social, and emotional problems in young children. It lets you know whether youngsters are meeting major developmental milestones—information that’s useful in determining eligibility for early intervention or special education services. The test covers the following scales and milestones:
Behavior Scales
Inattention/Hyperactivity
Oppositional/Aggressive Behaviors
Social Functioning/Atypical Behaviors
Anxiety, Mood, and Affect
Physical Symptoms
Developmental Milestones
Adaptive Skills
Communication
Motor Skills
Play
Pre-academic/Cognitive
The Conners EC includes both a Parent Form (191 items) and a Teacher/Caregiver Form (187 items). Ratings are made in a Response Booklet and then scored using the Conners EC software.
Embedded within each form are three item subsets: Behavior, Developmental Milestones, and Global Index (composed of the 10 highest loading items from the original Conners Parent and Teacher Rating Scales). When you need no more than a quick estimate of psychopathology or a convenient way to monitor treatment, you can obtain scores for one or more of these indexes only.
When you score the full test, you can generate several reports. Assessment Reportsnote elevated scales, milestones met,and status relative to peers, while also providing Feedback Handouts that explain test results to parents.Progress Reportscompare results from two to four administrations for the same individual. AndComparative Reportsexamine results from different raters (e.g., mother, father, teacher) to pinpoint similarities and differences.
The new Conners EC identifies behavioral, social, and emotional problems in young children. It lets you know whether youngsters are meeting major developmental milestones—information that’s useful in determining eligibility for early intervention or special education services. The test covers the following scales and milestones:
Behavior Scales
Inattention/Hyperactivity
Oppositional/Aggressive Behaviors
Social Functioning/Atypical Behaviors
Anxiety, Mood, and Affect
Physical Symptoms
Developmental Milestones
Adaptive Skills
Communication
Motor Skills
Play
Pre-academic/Cognitive
The Conners EC includes both a Parent Form (191 items) and a Teacher/Caregiver Form (187 items). Ratings are made in a Response Booklet and then scored using the Conners EC software.
Embedded within each form are three item subsets: Behavior, Developmental Milestones, and Global Index (composed of the 10 highest loading items from the original Conners Parent and Teacher Rating Scales). When you need no more than a quick estimate of psychopathology or a convenient way to monitor treatment, you can obtain scores for one or more of these indexes only.
When you score the full test, you can generate several reports. Assessment Reportsnote elevated scales, milestones met,and status relative to peers, while also providing Feedback Handouts that explain test results to parents.Progress Reportscompare results from two to four administrations for the same individual. AndComparative Reportsexamine results from different raters (e.g., mother, father, teacher) to pinpoint similarities and differences.
