Autism Diagnostic Interview, Algorithm Forms

BenefitsUseful for diagnosing autism, planning treatment, and distinguishing autism from other developmental disorders
AgesChildren and adults with a mental age above 2.0 years
Admin time90-150 minutes, including scoring
FormatStandardized interview and response coding
ScoresProvides categorical results for three domains: Language/Communication, Reciprocal Social Interactions, and Repetitive Behaviours/Interests

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