The aim of the current research is to identify effectiveness a program based on assessment ABLLS-R for developing motor-sensory cognitive abilities and its effect reducing impulsivity in children with Asperger syndrome. sample included (12) male female Their ages ranged from (4-6) years. tools used this were Asperger’s Diagnostic Scale (prepared by Amal Baza, 2017), “Dayton” Motor-Sensory Cogni...

The present study was conducted with the aim of developing and validating the Leiter International Performance Scale software. The research method was psychometrics. Therefore, to validate the test after the software development, 200 children were selected from among all 3-6 year old children in the City of Isfahan, Iran, who attended kindergartens and pre-school centers, using the stratified r...

Jean Piaget, a biologist, philosopher, and most notably a developmental psychologist, had a profound impact upon many aspects of education. His work with Binet and Simon in 1919 sparked his interest in intellectual functioning. It is interesting that Piaget and his colleagues, Binet and Simon developed such different assessment procedures to measure aptitude and intelligence. The psychometric a...

The case is presented of a female infant with a distal deletion of 8p (8p23.1-->pter) whose development was monitored over a 5-year period from 12 months of age. Although previous literature has suggested that 8p deletion is associated with mild to moderate intellectual disability, the child reported here has normal intelligence. Despite initial delays in gross motor and language skills, cognit...

The McCarthy Scales of Children’s Abilities and the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale were administered to a sample of 200 children, chosen to be representative of Irish children aged between five and six years. When compared with the findings of previous studies, the Irish mean ability scores were similar to American mean scores but below those of English and Scottish samples. Sex and social c...

Sixty-two inmates of a children's home were examined by using a symptom check list and Hindi adaptation of Stanford Binet Intelligence Scale-Form LM (1960). A high proportion (69.4%) of the inmates had one or other psychiatric problem. Mild mental retardation (I. Q. 50-70) was most common (40.3%), 11.3% were diagnosed as having unsocialized disturbance of conduct. Four most common psychiatric s...

AIM Cerebral palsy (CP) is defined as a primary disorder of posture and movement; however, approximately 45% of children with CP also have an intellectual impairment. Prevalence estimates are limited by a lack of guidelines for intelligence testing. This systematic review aims to identify and examine intelligence assessments for children with CP. METHOD Electronic databases (PubMed, PsycINFO,...

UNLABELLED P300 event-related potentials (ERPs), objective measures related to cognitive processing, have not been studied in Sydenham's chorea (SC) patients. PURPOSE To assess cognitive impairment with P300 ERPs. METHOD Seventeen patients with SC and 20 unaffected healthy children were included. Stanford-Binet test was used for psychometric assessment, and odd-ball paradigm was used for au...

A study of the intelligence of unmarried mothers who had been admitted to a home for unfortunate girls over a period of four years was published in 1929 by McClure and Goldberg.1 The study was based on the results of the Stanford-Binet test given to 84 girls. Eighty-seven had been examined but the scores of three were eliminated because of language difficulties. Since 1929 an additional number ...