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From: Hylander on 2 Jan 2006 00:50 http://home.iae.nl/users/jhjess/DST/index.html Thought you might like.
From: HGJ on 2 Jan 2006 02:23 Hylander skrev: > http://home.iae.nl/users/jhjess/DST/index.html > > > Thought you might like. Thank you. These are my answers: Story no. 1. In the supermarket: C, A, A. Story no. 2. In the elevator: A, B. Story no. 3. In the park: A, C. Story no. 4. The forgotten name: A, C, B. Story no. 5. In the airplane: A, B. Story no. 6. The dinner invitation: A, B, B, B. Story no. 7. Forbidden foods: A, A. Story no. 8. The lunch-time nap: A, B, A, A, B, C. This is my result: Results Dewey Story Test for score: 6 This is not indicative for problems with social interpretation. These results may not be mistaken for a sound and definitive diagnosis. That requires the judgment of a qualified diagnostic.
From: Hylander on 2 Jan 2006 02:43 HGJ wrote: > Hylander skrev: > > http://home.iae.nl/users/jhjess/DST/index.html > > > > > > Thought you might like. > > Thank you. These are my answers: > > Story no. 1. In the supermarket: C, A, A. > Story no. 2. In the elevator: A, B. > Story no. 3. In the park: A, C. > Story no. 4. The forgotten name: A, C, B. > Story no. 5. In the airplane: A, B. > Story no. 6. The dinner invitation: A, B, B, B. > Story no. 7. Forbidden foods: A, A. > Story no. 8. The lunch-time nap: A, B, A, A, B, C. > > This is my result: > > Results Dewey Story Test > for > > score: 6 > This is not indicative for problems with social interpretation. > > These results may not be mistaken for a sound and definitive diagnosis. > That requires the judgment of a qualified diagnostic. Cool. Thanks for recording your answers. I forgot to. Yes, not a dx. For an older child/teen age group I think. I got 14, I'll try to duplicate my answers.
From: Hylander on 2 Jan 2006 02:54 Actually, it was 13. Sorry, I think I might have put this: Score 13 Story No. 1 B,B,B Story No. 2 A,C Story No. 3 B,B Story No. 4 B,A,B Story No. 5 A,A Story No. 6 A,B,A,B Story No. 7 A,A Story No. 8 A,A,A,A,B
From: HGJ on 2 Jan 2006 03:12
Hylander skrev: > Actually, it was 13. Sorry, Do you know how the score is calculated or how different scores are to be interpreted? Jessurun refers to "the 'norms' developed by Ellis, Ellis, Fraser & Deb (1994)". > I think I might have put this: > > Score 13 Didn't you get any response beside the score from the program? |