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We are grateful for and inspired by you!

Through every twist and turn the past several months has thrown our way, we are
reminded of how fortunate it is to be connected to customers like you. We are both
grateful for and inspired by what you do. Where many have been focused inward,
you have been reaching out and supporting the people who depend on you. We’ve
seen your resolve to discover new and novel ways to connect with those you serve,
and we understand how important these connections are to you. However, we want
you to know that they are equally important to us as everyone on your team.

As a professional, we understand the pressure you feel in providing mental health

services in a country where we have a huge deficit of mental health professionals -
this pressure being exasperated by the pandemic, which has thrown the country into
a mental health crisis.

Our assessment has always been helping professionals make a quick and accurate
diagnosis. Still, our digital assessments on Q-global™ has further helped professionals
connect with clients remotely and manage the current situation.

Our R&D has been hard at work norming assessments for the Indian population and
bringing regional language translations. The quality of our tests have become unparallel
due to the painstaking work and dedication of out product teams put forward to bring
you the best products based on the needs of professionals in the country.

We thank you for trusting us to provide the assessments that you need. Our commitment
to cater to our customer’s needs is always on the top of our minds as we work towards
serving you better in the coming years. Therefore, we have put together this
quick reference guide to help you see the vast selection of products that we have
available to you.

Pearson Clinical Assessments (PCA), a division of Pearson, has a long history related to
some of the most respected names in publishing. PCA have been at the forefront of test
publishing for over 80 years. It is responsible for the publication of many tests which have
now become the international standards in their fields. We cater to India and the Indian
subcontinent
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Our best wishes for your continued success and to those you serve!

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TELEPRACTICE | Page 1

Q-GLOBAL | Page 2

INDIA NORMED PRODUCTS | Page 3

COGNITION | Page 5

EXECUTIVE FUNCTION | Page 8

NEUROPSYCHOLOGY & MEMORY | Page 9

PERSONALITY | Page 14

DEPRESSION & ANXIETY | Page 19

MEDICAL | Page 22

DEVELOPMENT | Page 25

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY | Page 26

SPEECH | Page 27

ACHIEVEMENT | Page 28

BEHAVIOR | Page 30

CAREER | Page 32

TRAINING & WORKSHOPS | Page 34

 Resources for
Telepsychology and
Remote Administration

Test-specific guidance 75+ digital products

documents available

Training and webinar Robust scientific and

videos practical resources

Visit [Link]/telepractice
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 Q-global™
What could you do with 40% of your time back?

The world around you is going digital!

We’d like to help you keep in step, with our psychological assessment practice.
Q-global™ is our digital assessment platform for the administration, scoring and reporting of
Pearson assessments.

Why should you consider integrating Q-global™?

Portable: Multiple tests are available on

Secure: Examinee data is protected.
single platform.

Convenient: Quickly organise; Conduct test Time-saving: Easily manage assessments,

and generate reports. automated scoring & reporting.

Affordable: Pay per test and subscription, making it a cost-effective solution.

Uses of Q-global™

Schools: As a school-wide solution to address the mental-health needs of students.

Hospitals: As a digital solution for OPD and in-patient services in Psychiatry and
Psychology Departments.
Individual Practice: As an affordable digital assessment platform that can be
integrated easily in one’s practice in Clinical Psychology, Education and allied fields.
Government: As an assessment delivery platform for government programs in
mental-health and education.

To know which assessments are currently available on Q-global™

and for more information, visit [Link]/q-global/
If you are new to digital assessment platforms, access our free Anytime,
online recorded training modules. Anywhere

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 Pearson Assessments
normed for India

Beck Youth Inventories - Wide Range Achievement

Second Edition, India Test, Fifth Edition - India

Evaluate children’s and

adolescents’ emotional It measures and monitors
difficulties, disruptive behavior fundamental reading, spelling,
and social impairment. and math skills.

Dyslexia Screening Test - Shaywitz DyslexiaScreen™ INDIA

Junior, India Edition INDIA

Identify children in infant/ It is an efficient, and

junior school who are at risk of user-friendly dyslexia test for
dyslexia. K-3 students.

Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children,

Fourth Edition - India
Helps measure a child’s intellectual ability.

For further information about qualification criteria please visit:

[Link]
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 Wechsler Memory Scale - Raven’s Standard Progressive
Third Edition Matrices with India Norms
Supplementary Booklet

Assess verbal and non-verbal

memory abilities in older Measure non-verbal aspects of
adolescents and addults. general ability.

Wechsler Abbreviated Scale Raven’s CPM/CVS HINDI

of Intelligence, Second Edition,
India

It provides a brief, reliable Measure non-verbal and verbal

measure of cognitive ability aspects of general ability in
for use in clinical. Hindi-speaking children.

Wechsler Adult Intelligence Raven’s - Educational CPM/CVS,

Scale - Fourth Edition, India India Edition

Helps measure Adult’s Measures non-verbal and verbal

intellectual ability. aspects of general ability.

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 Cognition
These tools provide reliable data on a person’s information processing
skills such as speed, memory and storage, retrieval of information,
reasoning abilities, and problem solving.

Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children,

Second Edition Normative Update
Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children| Second Edition Normative Update
(KABC™ - II NU) is a culturally fair ability test for all children. It is an effective
and individually administered measure of cognitive ability.

Author: Alan S Kaufman and Nadeen L Kaufman Qual: C

Age Range: 3 years to 18 years Digital: Yes

Publication Date: KABC-II 2004 KABC-II NU March 2018

The Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence®

Second Edition (WASI-II)
WASI-II, a revision of the WASI™, provides a brief, reliable measure of cognitive
ability in clinical, educational, and research settings. WASI-II maintains the
original format and structure but offers greater clinical utility and efficiency.
Author: David Wechsler Age Range: 6 years to 90 years 11 months

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2011

5 For further information about qualification criteria please visit:

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 Ravens Educational Coloured Progressive Matrics/
Ravens Coloured Vocabulary Scales, India (English)

Raven’s Progression matrices and Vocabulary Scales enjoy a long and famous
history assessing children’s general cognitive abilities. The Colored Progressive
Matrices (CPM) usefully provide an assessment of nonverbal ability, an
important feature for India’s linguistically and culturally diverse population.
The Crichton Vocabulary Scales (CVS) provides scores in the verbal domain.

Author: John C Raven et al Administration: Individual - 30 minutes

Age Range: 4 years to 11 years Qual: B Digital: No

Ravens Educational Coloured Progressive Matrics/

Ravens Coloured Vocabulary Scales, India (Hindi)

Raven’s CPM/CVS fills a long-felt gap in ability tests that cater to populations
not adequately exposed to the English-language. Translation of test instructions
and CVS Word Card in seven major Indian languages empowers you with a
more culturally fair test that can be administered in a vernacular language
your client understands.

Author: John C Raven et al Qual: B Digital: No

Age Range: 4 years to 11 years

Wechsler® Preschool & Primary Scale of

Intelligence, Fourth Edition (WPPSI®-IV)

Rooted
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measure of cognitive development for young children. Reporting includes a
summary of the child’s background, test behaviors, interpretation of scores,
recommendations, and optional parent report.

Author: David Wechsler Qual: C Publication Date: 2012

Digital: Yes Age Range: 2 years 6 months to 7 years 7 months

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 Wechsler® Adult Intelligence Scale,
Fourth Edition (WAIS-IV) India

WAIS-IV is adapted and standardised for India in response to the shifting

demographic and clinical landscape. WAIS-IV India provides subtest and
composite scores that represents general intellectual ability (i.e., Full ScaleIQ).

Author: David Wechsler Age Range: 16 years to 90 years 11 months

Qual: C Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2008

Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children -

Fourth Edition (WISC-IV) India

WISC-IV is a gold-standard assessment used for intellectual assessment

globally and across India. The India normed edition of the WISC-IV is used to
obtain a valid and comprehensive profile of a child’s cognitive strength and
weaknesses in the Indian context to ensure timely and appropriate
intervention.

Author: David Wechsler Age Range: 6 years to 16 years 11 months

Qual: C Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2003

Wechsler® Nonverbal Scale of Ability

Wechsler® Nonverbal Scale of Ability is a nonverbal measure of ability for

culturally and linguistically diverse groups. It is ideal for nonverbal
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measurement of ability among individuals who are neither English-language
nor Spanish-language proficient, or who have other language considerations.

Author: David Wechsler and Jack A. Nagleiri Publication Date: 2003

Age Range: 4 years to 21 years 11 months Qual: C Digital: No

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 Executive
These tools measure a person’s ability to organise, focus, prepare,
monitor, modify their problem-solving approach and regulate their
behavior.

Brown Executive Function/Attention Scales

(Brown EF/A Scales™)
Brown EF/A Scales helps screen and assess a wider range of impairments of
executive functioning. It also measures DSM-5 symptoms of ADHD along with
less apparent impairments of executive functioning.
Author: Thomas E. Brown, PhD Age Range: 3 years through adult

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2018

Test of Everyday Attention for Children,

Second Edition (TEA-Ch-2)

TEA-Ch-2 uniquely measures separable aspects of attention. This assessment

has been updated to make the testing process more fun and engaging.

Author: Tom Manly, PhD, Vicki Anderson, PhD, John Crawford,

Melanie George, Ian H. Robertson, PhD
Publication Date: 2016 Qual: B Digital: No
Age Range: Children and adolescents 5-15

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 Neuropsychology
and Memory
Being the basis for learning at any age and a barometer for our
ability to live independently as we get older, memory is a critical skill
thoughout our lives. These tools assess multiple factors affecting
memory and provide reliable information on short and long-term
memory functions in children and adults.

Delis Rating of Executive Functions, Adult

(D-REF Adult)
Delis Rating of Executive Functions, Adult (D-REF Adult) lets you quickly and
easily administer, score, and report the frequency of observed behaviors
that identify executive function problems in adults.
Author: Dean C. Delis Age Range: 19 years to 79 years 11 months

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2021

Delis Rating of Executive Functions (D-REF)

D-REF lets you quickly and easily administer, score, and report the frequency
of observed behaviors that identify executive function problems in children
and adolescents.
Author: Dean C. Delis Age Range: 5 years to 19 years

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2012

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 NEPSY®, Second Edition

The NEPSY®, Second Edition is the only measure that allows

clinicians to create tailored assessments across six domains specific
to a child’s situation. In addition, NEPSY-II results provide information
relating to typical childhood disorders, enabling accurate diagnosis
and intervention planning for success in school and at home.

Author: Marit Korkmam, Ursula Kirk and Sally Kemp Qual: C Digital: No

Age Range: 3 years to 16 years 11 months Publication Date: 2007

Wechsler® Memory Scale, Fourth Edition

(WMS-IV)

WMS-IV is the most widely used scale of adult memory. In reponse to changing
demographics, increased caseload, and new research and clinical needs, this
latest edition of the memory test includes four new subtests and modifications
to three existing subtests. This edition was co-normed with the WAIS®-IV.

Author: David Wechsler Age Range: 16 years to 90 years 11 months

Qual: C Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2009

California Verbal Learning Test Children’s Version

(CVLT-C)
The CVLT® - Children’s Version is used to assess verbal learning and memory
in children
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memory difficulties, isolate deficient learning strategies, and assist in designing
remediation programs.
Author: Dean C. Delis, Edith Kaplan, Joel H. Krammer and Beth A Oben
Age Range: 5 years to 16 years 11 months Digital: Yes Qual: C
Publication Date: 1994

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 Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning,
Third Edition (WRAML-3)
WRAML-3 measured short and long-term memory funcioning and the ability
to learn new material in children and adults. This engaging lifespan assessment
includes updated norms, content, and artwork reflective of today’s population.
Author: Wayne Adams and David Sheslow Qual: C Digital: Yes

Age Range: 5 years to 90 years 11 months Publication Date: 2021

Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System™ (D-KEFS™)

D-KEFS™ is the first nationally standardised set of tests to evaluate higher-level

cognitive functions in children and adults.
Author: Dean C. Delis, Edith Kaplan and Joel H. Krammer Qual: C

Age Range: 8 years to 89 years Digital: No Publication Date: 2001

Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test-Plus

The criterion-referenced Cognitive Linguistic Quick Test (CLQT™+) quickly

assesses strengths and weaknesses in five cognitive domains and adds an
optional administration path for people with aphasia.
Author: Nancy Helm-Estabrooks Publication Date: 2001 (CLQT); 2017 (CLQT+)

Age Range: 18 years to 89 years 11 months Digital: Yes Qual: B

Repeatable Battery for the Assessment of

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Offering valuable enhancements, the RBANS® Update is a brief, individually

administered battery to measure cognitive decline or improvement.

Author: Christopher Randolph Age Range: 12 years to 89 years 11 months

Qual: B Digital: No Publication Date: 2012

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 Wechsler Memory Scale - Third Edition, India
(WMS-III INDIA)

WMS-III INDIA assesses verbal and non-verbal memory abilities in older

adolescents and adults. Wih the WMS-III now adapted to India, use this
internationally popular comprehensive test battery to assess learning and
memory for your professional needs.

Author: David Wechsler Qual: C Digital: Yes

Age Range: 16 years to 89 years Publication Date: 2003

Test of Premorbid Functioning

Test of Premorbid Functioning estimates an individual’s premorbid cognitive

and memory functioning. A revised and updated version of the Wechsler
Test of Adult Reading™, TOPF helps predict pre-injury IQ and memory
abilities.

Age Range: 16 years to 90 years Digital: Yes Qual: C

Publication Date: 2009

California Verbal Learning Test®, Third Edition

(CVLT-3)

CVLT-3 is the most comprehensive assessment of verbal learning and memory

for older adolescents and adults. In the assessment, an examinee listens to
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a series of words and is then asked to recall the terms and category they
belong to.

Author: Dean C. Delis, Edith Kaplan and Joel H. Krammer Qual: C

Age Range: 16 years to 90 years Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2017

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 Cogmed Working Memory Training

Cogmed Working Memory Training (Cogmed) provides an evidence-based

program for helping children, adolescents, and adults sustainably improve
attention by training their working memory. Cognitive neuroscience,
combined with innovative computer game design and close professional
support, enables Cogmed to deliver substantial and lasting benefits to
clients.

This training is the most scientifically validated cognitive intervention for

working memory and attention deficits. Working memory is key to the
brain’s processing capacity. It is vital for concentration, reasoning, and
learning.

With students studying from home, there is an increase in them facing

attention and memory issues. Cogmed training can be done remotely and
keeps the children and adults engaged.

Partner with us and offer Cogmed to your clients/students as a part of

your practice or in school. Becoming a Cogmed Coach will give you access
and support to a program that will add more value to your clients/students.

For more information, visit [Link].

Age Range: 4 years and above Qual: B Digital: Yes

Reach out to us to learn more

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 Personality
Get insights toward clinical diagnoses and treatment for a variety of
disorders by measuring personality traits. Our assessments are
regularly used for psychotherapy, forensic evaluations, presurgical
evaluations, pre-employment evaluations, college counselling
programs, substance abuse programs, and criminal justice/corrections.

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory -

Second Edition (MMPI®-2)
Clinicians use MMPI®-2 to assist with the diagnosis of mental disorders and the
selection of appropriate treatment methods. MMPI has supported clinicians
since its publication in 1989.
Author: James N. Butcher, PhD, John R. Graham, PhD, Yossed S. Ben-Porath,
PhD, Auke Tellegen, PhD, W. Grant Dahlstrom, PhD, Beverly Kaemmer,
Coordinator for the PressAuke Tellegen, PhD
Publication Date: 1989 Time: 60-90 min Qual: C, QG & Paper-Pencil
Age Range: 18 years and above

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory -

Second Edition - Restructured Form® (MMPI-2-RF®)
MMPI-2-RF® an empirically validated, psychometrically up-to-date assessment
supported by a comprehensive body of ever-growing research. Composed of
338 items, the MMPI-2-RF enhances clinical effectiveness and efficiency.
Author: Yossef S. Ben-Porath, PhD, Auke Tellegen, PhD Time: 30-50 min
Age Range: 18 years and above Publication Date: 2008
Qual: C, QG & Paper-Pencil

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 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory -
Adolescent - Restructured Form® (MMPI-A-RF®)
Clinical, counselling and school psychlogists can use MMPI-A-RF® to assess
major manifestations of adolescents’ psychological dysfunction. It is the most
up-to-date and brief MMPI adolescent assessment supporting diagnosis and
treatment planning in various settings.

Author: Robert P. Archer, Phd, Richard W. Handel, PhD, Yossef S. Ben-Porath,

PhD, Auke Tellegen, PhD Publication Date: 2016
Age Range: 14 years to 18 years Qual: C, QG & Paper-Pencil
Time: 25-30 min computer-administered; 30-45 min paper and pencil

Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory® -

Adolescent (MMPI®-A)

MMPI®-A, published in 1992, provides an empirically based measure of

adolescent psychopathology with age-specific scales and tailored reports.

Author: James N. Butcher, PhD, Carolyn Williams, PhD, John [Link], PhD,
Robert P. Archer, PhD, Auke Tellegen, PhD, Yossef S. Ben-Porath, PhD,
Beverly Karmmer, Coordinator for the Press
Publication Date: 1992 (Manual), 2006 (Manual Supplement)
Age Range: 14 years to 18 years Time: 60 min Qual: C, QG & Paper-Pencil

Millon® Adolescent Personality Inventory (MAPI®)

Suitable for various mental health and guidance professionals in various settings,
MAPI® assesses personality patterns, expressed concerns, and behavioral
correlations.
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Author: Theodore Millon, PhD, DSc, Catherine J. Green, PhD,
Robert B. Meagher Jr., PhD
Age Range: 13 years to 18 years Qual: C Publication Date: 2016
Time: 20-30 min (150 true/false items)
Administration: Paper-and-pencil, computer or online administration

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 Millon® Pre-Adolescent Clinical Inventory (M-PACI)
M-PACI identifies emerging personality styles and current clinical issues faced
by today’s youth and helps the clinician understand what is preventing them
from thriving.
Author: Theodore Millon, PhD, DSc, Robert Tringone, PhD, Carrie Millon, PhD,
Seth Grossman, PsyD Time: 15-20 min (97 true/false items)
Age Range: 9 years to 12 years Qual: C Publication Date: 2005
Administration: Paper-and-pencil, online administration

Millon® College Counseling Inventory (MCCI®)

MCCI® is a multidimensional personality assessment that can help address

struggling students’ concerns and get them back to a healthy state of mind.
Author: Theodore Millon, PhD, DSc, Robert Tringone, PhD, Carrie Millon, PhD,
Seth Grossman, PsyD Age Range: 16 years to 40 years
Publication Date: 2006 Time: 20-25 min (150 items, Likert scale)
Administration: Paper-and-pencil, online administration Qual: C

Millon® Index of Personality Styles, Revised

(MIPS® Revised)
MIPS® Revised assesses normally functioning adults experiencing work, family,
or social relationship difficulties. It can be used in both counselling and
employment settings.
Author: Theodore Millon, PhD, DSc Time: 25-30 min (180 true/false items)
Age Range: 18 years and older Qual: B Publication Date: 2003
Administration: Paper-and-pencil, computer or online administration

The Millon® Clinical Multiaxial Inventory-IV

MCMI-IV comprehensively identifies the level of an adult’s emotional, behavioral,
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or interpersonal functioning. Used in multiple settings including therapeutic,
medical, government, and forensics, MCMI-IV insights help you identify deeper
clinical issues, better equipping you to build a therapeutic alliance and make
better treatment decisions. Based on Dr. Theodore Millon’s Evolutionary Theory,
its interpretive reports provide an in-depth analysis of personality patterns and
symptom dynamics, and include suggestions for therapeutic management.
Age Range: 18 years and above Time: 25-30 min Qual: C
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 Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory -
Third Edition (MMPI®-3)

A new assessment for mental health, medical forensic, and public safety settings,
the MMPI® is the most up-to-date personality assessment available for mental
health, forensic, and public safety settings. The test is modernised for today’s
clients and provides new norms and updated items and scales. The MMPI-3
continues to build on the history and strengths of the MMPI instruments to
provide an empirically validated, psychometrically relevant standard for
psychological assessment.

Author: Yossef S. Ben-Porath, PhD, Auke Tellegen, PhD Time: 25-50 min
Qual: C Administration: Q-global™, paper and pencil Publication Date: 2020

KEY FEATURES:

• New, nationally representative English-language normative sample -

The MMPI-3 normative sample is updated for the first time since the
mid-1980s and designed to match U.S. census projections for race and
ethnicity. It includes 1,620 individuals (810 men and 810 women) ages 18
and older from diverse communities throughout the United States.
• New and updated items and scales - The MMPI-3 includes 72 new and 24
updated items used to develop new scales (Combined Response
Inconsistency, Eating Concerns, Compulsivity, Impulsivity, and
Self-Importance) and to update existing MMPI-2-RF scales.
• Comparison groups - Descriptive data from a broad range of settings
make it possible to compare an individual’s results with relevant mental
health, medical, forensic, and public safety settings.
• Administration time: Only 25-35 minutes to administer by computer,
and 35-50 minutes by paper and pencil.
• Detailed analyses reported in the MMPI-3 Technical Manual indicate
that cover 450 peer-reviewed MMPI-2-RF publications can guide the
interpretation of updated MMPI-3 scales.
• MMPI-3 norms closely match projected 2020 U.S. Census Bureau
demographic.

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 Millon® Adolescent Clinical Inventory - II
(MACI®-II)

The MACI®-II was developed specifically for teensand adolescents to assess

mental health and behavior concerns often unique to their age group and
assist in making reliable diagnostic and treatment decisions.

Author: Theodore Millon, PhD, DSc, Robert Tringone, PhD,

Seth Grossman, PsyD, Carrie Millon, PhD
Time: 20-25 min (160 true/false items) Qual: C
Publication Date: March 2020 Age Range: 13 years to 18 years
Scoring Options: Q-global™ web-based or Manual Scoring
Administration: Paper-and-pencil, computer, or online administration

KEY FEATURES:

• New and improved narrative report content is simpler and better

integrates results with current therapeutic practice while linking to
personalized treatment.
• Three new Clinical Syndrome scales (Disruptive Mood Dysregulation,
Post-Traumatic Stress, and Reality Distortions), to reflect current clinical
presentations and providing a deeper understanding of clients
presenting with these concerns.
• Full normative update (N= 1,143, combined gender), more closely
representing the current clinical adolescent population.
• Updated Grosman Facet Scales, including three new scales.
• Test item content uses age-appropriate language, and the reading
level was lowered to 4th Grade.
• New digital end-to-end workflow with the introduction of a digital
manual option via Q-global™, Pearson’s web-based scoring and
reporting platform.
• New and updated Noteworthy Response categories.
• Validated against expert clinician judgements and other leading self-
report inventories for this age group.

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 Depression
and Anxiety
These assessments for depression, anxiety, and related
conditions can be used throughout the entire treatment cycle, from
identifying concerns to measuring progress. They are brief but
thourough and can be used in various settings, from counselling to
hospitals.

Beck Scale for Suicide Ideation® (BSS®)

BSS® is an evaluation that helps measure a broad spectrum of attitutes and

behaviors clinicians routinely consider when assessing a patient’s suicide risk.
Author: Aaron T. Beck Age Range: 17 years and older

Administration: Individual - 5 to 10 min

Scoring Option: Manual Scoring or Q-global™ Scoring & Reporting

Multidimensional Anxiety Scale for Children™,

Second Edition (MASC™-2)
MASC-2 assesses a youth’s anxiety symptoms to distinguish between
important symptoms and dimensions that broadband measures do not
capture.
Author: John S. March, M.D., MPH Publication Date: 2012
Age Range: 8 years to 19 years

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 Beck Depression Inventory®-2 (BDI®-2)

BDI-2 is a brief, criteria-referenced assessment for measuring depression

severity. This new edition of the Beck Depression Inventory, the most widely
used instrument for detecting depression, takes just five minutes to complete
and is more clinical sensitive than ever. It consists of 21 items to assess the
intensity of depression in clinical and non-clinical patients. Each item is a list of
four statements arranged in increading severity about a particular sympton of
depression. It can be used in a variety of clinical settings by most Allied Health
clinicians.

Author: Aaron T. Beck, Robert A Steer and Gregory K Brown

Languages: Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Marathi, and Malayalam

Publication Date: 1996 Age Range: 13 years to 80 years

Administration: Individual - 5 minutes

Scoring Options: Manual Scoring or Q-global™ Scoring & Reporting

Beck Youth Inventories™, Second Edition (BYI-2™)

BYI-2™ uses five self-report inventories to assess symptoms of depression,

anxiety, anger, disruptive behavior, and self-concept in children and
adolescents. Five inventories (Depression, Anxiety, Anger, Disruptive Behavior,
and Self-Concept) each contain 20 questions about thoughts, feelings, and
behaviors associated with emotional and social impairment in youth.
In addition,
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has been true for them during the past two weeks, including today.

Author: Judith S Beck, Aaron T Beck, John Jolly and Robert Steer
Age Range: 7 years to 18 years
Administration: Individual or group - 5 to 10 min per inventory

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 Beck Hopelessness Scale® (BHS®)

BHS® measures attitudes about the future. It can be used in various clinical
settings and administered with the BDI®-2 and BSS® for a complete
evaluation.

Author: Aaron T. Beck Age Range: 17 years to 80 years (recommended)

Time: 5-10 min; self-administered or verbally by a trained administrator

Publication Date: 1988, 1993

Scoring Options: Manual Scoring or Q-global™ Scoring & Reporting

Administration: Paper-and-pencil, computer, or online administration

Beck Anxiety Inventory® (BAI®)

BAI® is a brief, criteria-referenced assessment for measuring anxiety severity

and level. With the Beck Anxiety Inventory, patients respond to 21 items rated
on a scale from 0 to 3. Each item is descriptive of subective, somatic, or
panic-related symptoms of anxiety. BAI helps assess a broad range of
emotional, physical, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms that represent
important dimensions of anxiety and has been found to dominate well
between anxious and non-anxious diagnostic groups. Thus, it can be used
in a variety of clinical settings by most Allied Health clinicians.

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Author: Aaron T. Beck and Robert A Steer

Publication Date: 1990, 1993 Age Range: 17 years to adult

Administration: Individual - 5 to 10 min

Scoring Options: Manual Scoring or Q-global™ Scoring & Reporting

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 Medical
Medical conditions and mental health are often connected, and it’s
important to look at various biopsychosocial factors before designing
treatment plans. Our health psychology tests are used to identify the
psychological, behavioral, and emotional factors that could impact a
patient’s response to medical care. They are also reliable predictors
of positive treatment outcomes for many procedures, such as gastric
bypass and spinal cord stimulation surgery.

Brief Symptom Inventory® (BSI®)

The efficient Brief Symptom Inventory® provides patient-reported data to

support clinical decision-making at intake and during treatment in various
settings.
Author: Leonard R. Derogatis Age Range: 13 years and older

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 1993

Brief Symptom Inventory® 18 (BSI 18®)

A shortened form of the BSI, the Brief Symptom Inventory® 18 gathers

patient-reported data to measure psychological distress and psychiatric
disorders in medical and community populations.

Author: Leonard R. Derogatis Age Range: 18 years and older

Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2001

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 Battery for Health Improvement™ - Second Edition
(BHI-2™)
BHI-2™ presents concise, coordinated assessments and evidence-based
treatment guidelines for biopsychosocial issues most relevant in evaluating
patients with injuries.
Author: Daniel Bruns Qual: B Digital: Yes
Age Range: 18 years to 65 years Publication Date: 2003

Brief Battery for Health Improvement™ 2

(BBHI-2™)
BBHI-2™ quickly assesses physical symptoms and psychological, environmental,
and social factors that can impact a patient’s response to a normal course of
treatment.
Author: Daniel Bruns Qual: B Digital: Yes
Age Range: 18 years to 65 years Publication Date: 2002

Childhood Trauma Questionnaire

Childhood Trauma Questionnaire reliably screens for a history of child abuse

and neglect. This self-report tool is useful with individuals referred for a broad
range of psychiatric symptoms.

Author: David P. Bernstein and Laura Fink Qual: B Digital: No

Age Range: 12 years and older Publication Date: 1997

Pain Patient Profile®

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The Pain Patient Profile® assesses factors most frequently associated with
chronic pain. It can provide an objective link between the physician’s
observations and the possible need for further assessment.
Author: C. David Tollison Qual: B Digital: Yes
Age Range: 17 years to 76 years Publication Date: 1994

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 Millon® Behavioral Medicine Diagnostic (MBMD)

The Millon® Behaviora Medicine Diagnostic is an assessment of psychosocial

factors that may support or interfere with a medical patient’s course of
treatment. Brief yet comprehensive, the inventory includes three norm groups
(General Medical, Pain, and Bariatric patients) and 165 items to help gather a
range of information that might otherwise require a battery of instruments to
obtain. Interpretive and Profile Reports are also available.

Author: Theodore Millon et al. I. Qual: C Digital: Yes

Age Range: 18 years to 65 years Publication Date: 2001

Symptom Checklist-90-Revised (SCL-90-Revised)

SCL-90-Revised® helps evaluate a broad range of psychological problems and

symptoms of psychopathology. It is also useful in measuring patient progress
or treatment outcomes.

Author: Leonard R. Derogatis Qual: B Digital: Yes

Age Range: 13 years and older Publication Date: 1994

Quality of Life Inventory (QOLI®)

QOLI® is a psychological assessment of well-being and satisfaction with life.

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The QOLI
overall score based on the “Sweet 16” areas that make up the quality of life,
including love, work and play.

Author: Michael B Frich Qual: A Digital: Yes

Age Range: 17 years and above Publication Date: 1994

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 Development
These well-researched assessments help you identify and remediate a wide range
of development issues, with game-like activities that make the evaluation
enjoyable for those you serve.

Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development™,

Fourth Edition (Bayley-4)

Bayley™-4 is the most comprehensive assessment tool for determining

devlopmental delays in children.
Author: Nancy Bayley, PhD, Glen P. Aylward, PhD, ABPP Digital: Yes
Age Range: 16 days to 42 months Qual: B Publication Date: 2019

Bayley Scales of Infant and Toddler Development

Screening Test (Bayley 4 Screening)

Bayley-4 Screening Test can quickly determine if a child is on track

developmentally or if further, a more comprehensive assessment is needed.
Author: Nancy Bayley, PhD, Glen P. Aylward, PhD, ABPP Digital: No
Age Range: 16 days to 42 months Qual: B Publication Date: 2019

Mullen Scales of Early Learning (Mullen)

Mullen Scales of Early Learning is a developmentally integrated system that

assesses language, motor, and perceptual abilities, measures cognitive ability
and motor development quickly and reliably.
Author: Eileen M. Mullen Qual: B Digital: No
Age Range: Birth to 68 months Publication Date: 1995

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 Turn challenges into
strengths with tools
that lead the way

As an occupational therapist we recognize the difficulties you face

as you work to identify challenges and strenghts, and we have the
tools and resources you need to do just that.

Contact us to learn more

Pearson Clinical & Talent Assessments
+91-9513666500 | [Link] | info@[Link]
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 The speech and language
tools you need to help
them communicate
effectively

From birth, we learn to communicate our basic needs, and over time,
more complex thoughts and emotions. When communication issues
are present, their effects can be far-reaching through an individual’s
life. As a speech-language pathologist, you’ve made it your mission
to identify and help to mitigate those issues, allowing each of your
clients to communicate effectively.

In order to support you in your work, we have developed some

of the tools you ned to help those you serve, as well as resources to
use each tool effectively.

Please take some time to explore some of our popular

speech and language solutions:

For further information about qualification criteria please visit:

[Link]
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 Achievement
Identifying learning disabilities in children and adults is the first step
in getting them the support they need. These tools give you reliable
and valid information to measure academic skills relative to reading,
writing, math, and fluency - and put them on the path to success.

Wide Range Achievement Test, Fifth Edition -

India (WRAT 5) INDIA

WRAT 5™ provides an accurate and easy-to-administer way to assess and

monitor the reading, spelling, and math skills and helps identify possible
learning disabilities.

Author: Gary S. Wilkinson,PhD, Gary J. Robertson, PhD Digital: Yes

Age Range: Individuals 6:0-19:11 Qual: B Publication Date: 2017

Wechsler Individual Achievement Test - Fourth

Edition (WIAT-4)

WIAT-4 is an individually administered achievement test for use in various

clinical, education, and research settings.

Author: David Wechsler Qual: B Digital: Yes

Age Range: Individuals 4:0-50:11 Publication Date: Fall 2020

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 Woodcock Reading Mastery Test, Third Edition
(WRMT-III)

Woodcock Reading Mastery Tests Third Edition (WRMT-III) retains the format
and structure of its predecessor while expanding the test’s range to offer you
even more diagnostic capability. WRMT-III is an individual assessment of reading
skills for children and adults.
Author: Richard W. Woodcock, EdD Qual: B Digital: Yes
Age Range: 4:6-79:11; Grades K-12 Publication Date: 2011

Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement (KTEA 3)

KTEA™-3 is an individually administered battery that provides in-depth

assessment and evaluation of key academic skills.
Author: Alan S. Kaufman, PhD, Nadeen L. Kaufman, PhD Digital: Yes
Age Range: Individuals 4:0-25:11 Qual: B Publication Date: 2014

The Dyslexia Screening Test-Junior (DST-J)

DST-J is designed for the early identification of students at risk for reading
failure. The DST-J replaces the best-selling DST and reflects changes in theory
and practice, with additional subtests, validation studies, and case histories.
Author: Rod Nicolson, Angela Fawcett Digital: No
Age Range: 6:6-11:5 years Qual: B Publication Date: 2004

Dyslexia Screening Test-Secondary (DST-S)

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DST-S provides a profile of strengths and weaknesses to guide the
development of in-school support for students. The DST-S assists in identifying
students who are still experiencing reading difficulty.

Author: Rod Nicolson, Angela Fawcett Digital: No

Age Range: 11:6-16:5 years Qual: B Publication Date: 2004

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 Behavior
Frequently, the reason behind a child’s action runs deeper than a
simple desire to be disruptivend identifying and treating what lies
below the surface can drastically improve academic success and
school climate. These assessments are key in helping to identify
ADD/ADHD, Autism, Oppositional Defiance Disorder, depression,
anxiety, and the multitude of other factors that can affect your
students’ Behavior.

Behavior Assessment System for Children,

Third Edition (BASC-3)
A comprehensive set of rating scales and forms, BASC-3 helps you understand
the behaviors and emotions of children and adolescents.
Author: Cecil R. Reynolds,PhD, Randy W. Kamphaus, PhD
Age Range: 2:0-21:11 (TRS and PRS);6:0 through college age (SRP)
Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2015

Behavior Assessment System for Children,

Third Edition - Behavioral and Emotional
Screening System (BASC-3 BESS)
BASC-3 BESS offers a reliable, quick, and systematic way to determine
children and adolescents’ behavioral and emotional strengths and weaknesses
in preschool through high school.
Author: Cecil R. Reynolds,PhD, Randy W. Kamphaus, PhD
Age Range: 3:0-18:11 (Teacher and Parent); 8:0-18:11 (Self-Report)
Qual: B Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2015

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 Behavior Assessment System for Children -
Third Edition, (BASC-3) Intervention Guide &
Materials
BASC-3 Intervention Guide & Materials provides school psychologists with
extensive information on the most common behavioral and emotional issues.
Author: Kimberly Bannest, PhD, Cecil R. Reynolds,PhD,
Randy Kamphaus, PhD
Qual: A Digital: No Publication Date: 2015

Behavior Assessment System for Children,

Third Edition (BASC-3) - Flex Monitor
BASC-3 Flex Monitor is a new, flexible way to monitor changes in Behavior and
emotional functioning. It enables psychologists and professionals in a school
or clinical environment to monitor and track the effects of behavioral
intervention plans.
Author: Cecil R. Reynolds,PhD, Randy W. Kamphaus, PhD Qual: B
Age Range: 2:0-18:11 Digital: Yes Publication Date: 2016

Social Skill Improvement System (SSIS)

SSIS™ Intervention Guide helps plan and implement remediation strategies

directly tied to student social skill problems identified by the SSIS Rating Scales.
Author: Stephen N. Elliott, PhD, Frank Gresham, PhD Qual: B
Age Range: 3:0-18:0 Digital: No Publication Date: 2008

Vineland Adaptive Behavior Scales - Third Edition

(VABS-3)
VABS-3 is the leading instrument for supporting the diagnosis of intellectual
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and developmental disabilities. Vineland-3 not only aids in diagnosis but
provides valuable information for developing educational and treatment
plans.
Author: Sara S. Sparrow, PhD, Domenic V. Cicchetti, PhD,
Celine A. Saulnier, PhD Digital: Yes Qual: B
Age Range: Birth-90 years Publication Date: 2016

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 Career Assessment

My Choice My Future (MCMF)

A scientific and online career guidance solution that
was developed in collaboration with senior professors
and researchers from IIT-Madras.
It typically helps individuals identify the right career path by assessing their
personality in-line with their career interests and choices.

Language Options: Hindi, Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil and Telugu.

Career Decision-Making System (CDM)

Unlike any conventional career guidance tool that only
offers guidance, CDM, lets students self-assess their
interests, abilities, and work values. This tool alone can be
used to make the right career decision.

Differential Aptitude Tests (DAT) - Next Generation

DAT™ Next Generation utilizes modern Computerized
Adaptive Testing Technology (CAT) to offer five new DAT
tests in many languages.

CAT presents a modern method of delivering item-banked

tests to job applications or students with many enhancements
from the previous version.
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 Differential Aptitude Test for Guidance
DAT for Guidance is a profiling instrument that
assesses eight different types of ability, or aptitude,
which are related to success parameters in different
areas of employment.

These tests are co-standardized and provide an eight-point profile that

portrays relative strengths and weaknesses in an individual’s key aptitudes.

Become a Career Solution Partner!

Over the years, we have created a network of over 200 partners/
resellers who have been helping students make informed career choices.

What benefits will you derive as a Career Solutions Partner?

• Association with Pearson, the world’s leading education company.

• Access to the best career assessment solutions which can assess every
aspect of an individual such as personality, aptitude, and interest.
• All of our assessments are on online digital platforms for you to easily
administer assessments from anywhere.
• Extensive service and support.

Who can become a Career Solution Partner?

Career Counsellors, Career Counselling Centres, Overseas career

consultants and counsellors, Overseas career consultancies, Education
professionals/teachers, Mental Health professionals.

To register, scan the QR code or contact us:

Call: +919513666500
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 Training &
Workshops
Pearson Academy India - the training arm of Pearson Clinical
Assessments offers training and workshops that can be conducted
at your institution or company. Please select from below the
training category relevant to you.

TRAINING FOR TRAINING FOR

K-12 EDUCATORS CORPORATES
Equip teachers to address students Improving Psychological Well-being
needs better. of employees.

TRAINING FOR INSTITUTIONS

Get your staff and students trained on the administration,
scoring and interpretation of our tests

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 Training for
K-12 Educators

TOPIC DISCUSSION POINTS WHO CAN ATTEND

Teachers, educational
Focus on Types, Identification, Effects and
Bullying in school aides, administrators, and
ways to help
school counsellor

Teachers, educational
Focus on Psychological First Aid for Schools:
Psychological First Aid aides, administrators, and
immediate help focusing on support and
in School staff members, school
assistance provided for students
counsellor

Helping teachers in engaging children in

Effective Classroom more experiential learning rather than Teachers, educational
Communication & focusing on textbook learning (an aides, administrators, and
Teaching Styles important component of the new school counsellor
National Education Policy 2020)

Focusing on understanding ADHD in

Helping School Children Teachers, educational
children; identifying Signs and symptoms
Overcome Attention aides, administrators, and
in the classroom, and what teachers can do
Problem school counsellor
to help children with ADHD

Addressing emotional
Focus on the importance of emotional Psychologists, special
difficulties in children
health & well-being of children and educators and school
and adolescents in
adolescents counsellor
school

This training aims to identify and distinguish

Academic & between developmental delays and Learning Teachers, educational
Educational Disability (LD) in a student. Teachers can gain aides, administrators, and
Interventions knowledge about the rights of a child with school counsellor
LD and how to help them

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 Product-
Focused
Training for
Institutions

TRAINING DISCUSSION POINTS WHO CAN ATTEND

Millon Clinical Introduction to MCMI IV, administration of
Multiaxial Inventory - IV assessment on Q-global platform and Clinical Psychologists
(MCMI IV) interpretation of reports.

Symptoms Introduction to SCL-90-R administration and Clinical Psychologists;

Checklist-90-R scoring; specific application and case Psychiatrist and
(SCL-90-R) discussion. Counseling Psychologist

Vineland Adaptive Clinical Psychologists;

Introduction to VABS-3, administration,
Behavior Scales - Counseling Psycholgists:
scoring & interpretation.
Third Edition Special Educators

Wide Range Clinical Psychologists,

Introduction to WRAT 5, administration,
Achievement Test Counseling Psychologists,
scoring, interpretation.
(WRAT 5 India) Special Educators

Teachers, Special Educators,

Dyslexia Screening Introduction to DST-J, administration,
Psychologists and School
Test - Junior (DST-J) scoring, interpretation.
Counsellors

Wechsler Intelligence
Training on the administration, scoring
Scale for Children® - Clinical Psychologists
and interpretation of the WISC-IV.
Fourth Edition

Introduction to ADD/ADHD; administration, Clinical Psychologists,

Brown EF/A
scoring, interpretation. Counseling Psychologists

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 Bayley-4
Online
Independent
Study Training

Course Description: This fee-based online, independent study program

provides detailed guidance for the administration, scoring, and
interpretation of the Bayler Scales of Infant and Toddler Development™,
Fourth Edition (Bayley-4). The program consists of six modules. Participants
can earn certificate of completion for each Bayley-4 module.

Total Running Time: Approximately 12 hours.

Module Description Duration

1 General Information 60 mins

2 Cognitive Scale 225 mins
3 Language Scale 120 mins
4 Motor Scale 180 mins
5 Questionnaire 60 mins
6 Interpretation 45 mins

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 Training for
Corporates

Pearson provides the following online training to help promote

psychological well-being among working professionals.

Healthy and Coping with

Unhealthy Worry Anxiety & Stress

Managing Emotional Dealing with

Issues During a Crisis Procrastination

Read the Signs - Suicide Prevention Training Program

Workshops/training can be tailor-made

to suit your requirement. Training programs
are available in online and offline mode.

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