Author(s) : Kylie Gray, Bruce Tonge, Stewart Einfeld, Christian Gruber and Amber Klein
Publisher : WPS, 2018
SKU : PG_DBC2
Purpose: To describe emotional and behavioral problems; designed specifically for children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disability
Age: 4 to 18 years for parent and teacher forms; 18 years and up for adult form
Time: Less than 20 minutes
Format: Online
The Developmental Behavior Checklist 2 (DBC2) can be used to describe emotional and behavioral problems, and is designed specifically for children and adults with intellectual and/or developmental disability.
It can be completed by a parent, teacher, or other adult. Unlike other rating scales of emotional and behavioral problems, the DBC2 is focused on difficulties most likely to be a problem in the intellectually and developmentally disabled population. Scores are based on this population, allowing for a more accurate depiction of behavior.
The DBC2 yields a Total Score and five subscale scores which can be used for clinical, educational, or research purposes. T‐scores can be interpreted based on the range of concern in which they fall. Additionally, the Total T‐score can be compared with a clinical cutoff.
Norms
Norms are provided by degree of intellectual/developmental disability (i.e., mild, moderate, severe, profound). There is also the option of using scores based on Australian or U.S. reference samples.
WPS Online Evaluation System
The DBC2 may only be assessed online. Online testing allows clinicians to:
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Examples of areas of speciality: Psychiatry, Paediatrics