AML-R (AML-R Behavior Rating Scale)
Developer: Cowen, Pederson, Babigan, Isso, & Trost | Year: 1989.0
Overview
The AML-R is a 12-item, teacher-completed, quick-screening tool that aids in identifying children experiencing school adjustment problems. Comparison of a child’s relative position across three scales can help to identify a particular problem area and assist mental health professionals in determining an approach that will best meet a child’s specific needs.
Key Details
Grade Level
Assessment Type
Domains Assessed
Respondent
Method
Cost
$62.50 per 25 forms; contact provider for scoring costs. Available at no cost to researchers.
Time per Student
unknown
Items
12.0
Item Format
Frequency; Behavioral Observation
Approach
Risk
Populations
No formal validation studies found.
Scoring
Overall Scores
Total
Subscale Scores
Acting Out
Moody/Shy/Withdrawn Behavior
Learning Difficulties
Scoring Procedures
Manual; Scoring Service
Interpretive Information
Standardized (Nationally Representative Sample)