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Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing the Autism Spectrum, 2nd Edition (MIGDAS-2)
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Conners 4 provides a comprehensive assessment of symptoms and impairments associated with ADHD and common co-occurring problems and disorders in children and youth aged 6 to 18 years.
With updated norms, improved workflows, and new and improved features, Conners 4 will be an invaluable part of your ADHD battery.
Now fully digital, Conners 4 helps you gain back valuable time with customisable reports, online scoring for better data visualisation, easy inventory management, a digital manual, and printable forms.
Purchased online forms can be used for any of the Conners 4 forms (Conners 4, Conners 4-Short, Conners 4-ADHD Index). All purchases include access to the Conners 4 Digital Manual.
Download the Conners 4 Info Sheet
Comparing Conners 3 and Conners 4
New Features
TIME
Improved usability with customisable reports and a digital manual.
Improve efficiency with a fully digital assessment, online scoring and reporting, easy inventory management and printable forms.
ACCURACY
Address clinical concerns with a Severe Conduct and Self-Harm Critical Items and a Sleeps Problem Indicator.
Measure impairments related to ADHD symptoms in the school, social, and family domains.
Evaluate new content areas and common co-occuring problems such as Emotional Dysregulation, Depressed Mood and Anxious Thoughts.
Apply a dimensional approach to ADHD assessment with an additional DSM-5 Symptoms Scale - Total ADHD Symptoms.
QUANTIFYING SEVERITY
Evaluate severity of symptoms and level of impairment due to symptoms by comparing the youth's results to an ADHD Reference Sample (others already diagnosed with ADHD).
COLLABORATION
Facilitate collaboration with parents using the enhanced Feedback Handout (easy-to-understand explanation and summary of results).
INCLUSIVITY & FAIRNESS
Increased fairness and inclusivity with gender-neutral language, culturally sensitive items, and items and scales that show no evidence of measurement bias regarding gender, race/ethnicity, country of residence, or parental education level.
INFORMING INTERVENTION
Evaluate an individual's relative strengths and weaknesses using Within-Profile Comparisons.
Multi-Rater Reports
Conners 4 measures symptoms and impairments associated with ADHD and common co-occurring problems and disorders in youth. Information is collected from multiple sources, including one or more parents/guardians (using the Parent form), one or more teachers (using the Teacher form), and the youth themselves (using the Self-Report form). The multi-rater report highlights potentially important inter-rater differences in scores.
The Conners 4 Multi-Rater report combines the results of up to five raters to provide an overview of the youth’s behaviour from a multi-rater perspective. It is available for the full-length Conners 4, Conners 4–Short, and the Conners 4–ADHD Index.
Integrating information from multiple raters ensures a more comprehensive assessment of youth being evaluated than what a single rater provides. The frequency and intensity of reported symptoms and associated features of ADHD can vary based on the environment and context, as well as the interactions with the individual. By comparing scores from different raters, one can better understand how these behaviors manifest in various situations and from different viewpoints. The Conners 4 Multi-Rater report facilitates this process by providing
the results of multiple raters in one report, highlighting statistically significant inter-rater differences in scores and any critical areas that need further examination.
To access more information on the Multi-Rater report, refer to chapters 1 (Introduction) and 3 (Scoring and Reports) of the Conners 4 digital manual.
Discover the MHS Online Assessment Centre+ (MAC+)
MAC+ lets you administer, score, and generate reports with just the click of a button, providing fast and accurate administration with automated scoring and reporting.
Features of the MAC+
- A single platform for all your online MHS assessments (including Conners 4, including multi-rater reporting)
- Flexible administration options: in person while online, link via email or print forms for paper administration and data entry
- Pay by report, not form: A use is only deducted when you score and generate a report
- Send customised reminders with the click of a button to all your pending participants
- Send assessment links directly from the portal: You can send out multiple invitations (to teachers, students, and parents) all at once. Then next time you log in, you’ll immediately see who has and hasn’t completed the assessment
- The new client-management process allows you to enter a client and immediately conduct an assessment, all from the same page
- Easily see your account balance and set up alerts to be sent to you whenever your balance falls below a certain level
- Monitor usage history with the new graph feature: MAC+ now offers charts and tables that break down usage history by product and form over the past 12 months. If you’re an administrator, you can quickly view product usage by one or all of your users
- Easily distribute forms to users: If you’re an administrator, easily allocate forms to users, OR you can turn on the “shared distribution” feature which gives your users equal-access to the online forms.
Contact psych.support@acer.org for more information about MAC+ and to set up an account.
