The ACDI-Corrections Version II is an evidence based juvenile (male and female) assessment or screening instrument or test. The ACDI-Corrections Version II is used in juvenile courts, drug courts, family courts, etc. It is also used in probation departments, community corrections and counseling and treatment programs. The ACDI-Corrections Version II is appropriate for misdemeanor, felony and drug courts. The ACDI-Corrections Version II is an adolescent, juvenile and troubled youth test that has a Truthfulness Scale, Alcohol Scale, Drugs Scale and Violence Scale.

www.addiction-tests.com is a website devoted to adult and juvenile addiction tests like the Gambler Addiction Index (GAI), Substance Abuse Questionnaire (SAQ), Shoplifting Inventory (SI), Treatment Intervention Inventory, Adolescent Chemical Dependency Inventory (ACDI) and juvenile versions of adult tests. These evidence based addiction tests contain a Truthfulness Scale, Alcohol Scale and Drugs Scale.

The Adolescent Chemical Dependency Inventory (ACDI) is a juvenile or adolescent assessment instrument or test.

The Adult Outpatient Assessment is an evidence based self-report outpatients assessment instrument or test (screening, instrument or examination). The Adult Outpatient Assessment (AOA) has one low and all inclusive fee of $9.95. The AOA incorporates eight (8) scales (domains or measures): 1. Truthfulness Scale, 2. Self-Esteem Scale, 3. Alcohol Scale, 4. Drug Scale, 5. DSM-IV Substance Abuse, 6. DSM-IV Substance Dependency, 7, Violence Scale and 8. Stress Management Scale. The AOA is a comprehensive outpatient screening test.

This website presents Behavior Data Systems (BDS) adult automated (computer scored) adult tests. These tests are suitable for client, patient, defendant, probationer, offender and inmate evaluation (screening and assessment).

This website presents Behavior Data Systems (BDS) adult automated (computer scored) adult tests. These tests are suitable for client, patient, defendant, probationer, offender and inmate evaluation (screening and assessment).

an evidence based self-report assessment instrument or test that focuses on anger, aggression and violence, which are characterized as being on an emotional continuum.

Discusses four anger-management related tests: two juvenile tests and two adult tests.

The purpose of www.anger-violence-tests.com is to help evaluators (assessors) locate anger-violence tests that will meet their needs. Violence is extreme anger that can be lethal. Violence often results in destructive damage, severe injury and injustice. The SAQ-Adult Probation III is over adult violence test and its ACDI-Corrections Version II is our juvenile violence test.

www.alcohol-drug-screen.com (ADS) focuses entirely on alcohol and drug use and abuse. ADS incorporates its evidence based Alcohol Scale and Drugs Scale finding with the Diagnostic and statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th Edition (DSM-IV) Substance Abuse and Substance Dependency classifications. ADS is a substance (alcohol & drugs) abuse test or assessment instrument.

Assessment-search.com lists Risk & Needs Assessment, Inc. (Risk & Needs) assessment tests. These tests assess adult and juvenile substance abuse, violence (lethality), sex offender, domestic violence, counseling/patient intake, defendants, probationers, inmates and treatment effectiveness problems. This site helps meet your assessment needs.

Assessmentssearch.com lists Behavior Data Systems, Ltd. (BDS) assessment tests. These tests assess adult and juvenile substance abuse, violence (lethality), sex offender, domestic violence, counseling/patient intake, defendants, probationers, inmates and treatment effectiveness problems. This site helps meet your assessment needs.

Behavior Data Systems, Ltd. (BDS) develops, standardizes and markets approximately 40 automated (computer scored tests) tests for assessing clients, patients, defendants, offenders, probationers, inmates, and others.

A free Integrated Case Management System (ICMS).

Behavior Data Systems (BDS) is an assessment and test publisher. Tests for DUI/DWI offenders, domestic violence, violence (lethality), anger management and counseling (client/patient)

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www.clinical-assessments.com is a website that introduces Behavior Data Systems (BDS) assessment instruments and tests. All of these assessment instruments have a truthfulness scale, Alcohol and Drug Scales, as well as a variety of assessment or screening areas. Tests include the Domestic Violence Inventory, Suicide Evaluation, and The Sexual Adjustment Inventory.

This website presents Behavior Data Systems (BDS) juvenile and adult counseling testes. Five juvenile tests and eighteen adult tests are presented along with links to five (juvenile and adult) treatment effectiveness tests.

www.counseling-tests.com is a website devoted to helping counselors, assessors and testers find the tests that meet their needs. Each of these assessment instruments has a Truthfulness Scale and is available on diskettes or over our online (internet) testing platform. All tests are HIPAA compatible.

The Defendant Questionnaire (DQ) is an adult drug court assessment test (evaluation, assessment inventory). It measures defendant violence (lethality), risk, substance (alcohol and drugs) abuse, antisocial attitudes, emotional and mental health problems. The Defendant Questionnaire (DQ) is an adult court defendant assessment instrument or test.

The Domestic Violence Inventory (DVI) is a self report, evidence based test that is used to evaluate adults (male and female) accused or convicted of domestic violence. The DVI is used by court-appointed evaluators, psychologists, probation officers, counselors, mental health professionals and others. The DVI is a domestic violence offender risk assessment instrument or test.

The DVI-Juvenile is a juvenile (male & female) domestic violence self-report test for evaluating troubled youth accused or convicted of domestic violence.

The DVI-Short Form (DVI-SF) evolved from the Domestic Violence Inventory (DVI) and contains variations of the six DVI scales. The DVI-Short Form assesses attitudes and behaviors important in domestic violence offender profiling.

This website discusses four domestic violence tests: Domestic Violence Inventory, DVI Short Form, DVI - Juvenile and the DVI Pre - Post.

Information on the Driver Impairment Index DUI test aimed at California DUI Assessment.

The Driver Inventory (DI) is a 70-item, self-report computer scored test specifically designed for driver assessment. The Driver Inventory does not screen for alcohol or other drugs.

The website www.driver-risk.com discusses 3 driving related tests: Driver Risk Inventory-II (DRI-II); Driver Impairment Index; and the Reinstatement Review Inventory-II.

The evidence-based DRI-II has empirically-demonstrated reliability, validity and accuracy and is a popular and widely-used DUI/DWI offender screening instrument or self-report test.

The Driver Risk Inventory-II (DRI-II), the Driver Risk Inventory-II (DRI-II Short Form) and the Reinstatement Review Inventory-II (RRI-II) are Behavior Data Systems, Ltd. (BDS) tests offered over BDS�s and Professional Online Testing Solutions, Inc. (Online-Testing) websites. The DRI-II, DRI-II Short Form and Reinstatement Review Inventory (RRI) are evidence based tests that are related to driving, e.g., DUI/DWI offender screening and assessment of applicants applying for reinstatement of their driver�s license.

The Domestic Violence (DVI) Pre-Post is a test designed for measuring domestic violence counseling and treatment outcome. The same test is given before and after treatment and, upon posttest, it automatically compares pretest and posttest results. The Domestic Violence Inventory (DVI) Pre-Post objectively compares pretest and posttest scores.

Information on the Employee Review test for use by personnel departments, human resources departments, employee assistance programs (EAP), etc.

Employment Barriers (EB) is an assessment instrument or test that enables staff working with hard-to-employ or difficult to continue employment individuals to identify employment barriers (problems), measure problem severity so that problems and their severity can be matched with appropriate intervention or treatment intensity.

The Gambler Addiction Index (GAI) is a gambler screening test. The GAI is appropriate for gambler evaluations, screening, assessment or testing. The GAI assesses gambler severity, alcohol and drug involvement, suicide potential and stress coping abilities.

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www.internet-assessment.com if you're looking for an online (internet) assessment instrument or test visit www.online-tests.com. Internet assessment and online (internet) testing are now available on www.online-testing.com.

www.Internet-tests.com introduces online-tests.com testing platform for approximately 40 online-internet tests that it offers to the public. www.internet-tests.com is its major online(internet) testing website www.online-tests.com. To review available tests go to www.online-testing.com.

This website discusses four adult court defendant and offender tests: Defendant Questionnaire, Sexual Adjustment Inventory, Adult Pretrial Test, and Adult Presentence Evaluation.

This website presents and discusses two juvenile detention tests: Juvenile Detention Exam and the ACDI - Correction Version II. Behavior Data Systems (BDS) diskette program (www.bdsltd.com) and BDS's online (internet) testing platform (www.online-testing.com) are discussed.

JDA assists in deciding upon levels of supervision and incarceration alternatives. Early problem identification facilitates timely intervention and improved outcome.

The Juvenile Pre-Post is an objective, evidence based self-report assessment instrument or test that measures treatment effectiveness. The same test is administered twice: before treatment (pretest) and at treatment completion (posttest). Computer comparison of pretest and posttest scores results in a Comparison Report.

The Juvenile Pre-Post is an objective, evidence based self-report assessment instrument or test that measures treatment effectiveness. The same test is administered twice: before treatment (pretest) and at treatment completion (posttest). Computer comparison of pretest and posttest scores results in a Comparison Report.

Juvenile Substance Abuse Profile (JSAP) is much more than just another alcohol or drug test. In addition to assessing alcohol and drug use, JSAP measures the truthfulness of the youth being tested, quantifies aggressiveness and determines how well the youth manages (copes with) stress.

The purpose of this website is to introduce Behavior Data Systems (BDS) adolescent, juvenile and troubled youth tests. Thirteen juvenile tests are presented. These juvenile tests include domestic violence offenders, substance abuse screening, treatment program outcome or effectiveness tests, a suicide test, sex offenders, shoplifting and counseling tests.

An online (internet) testing platform that provides reliable, valid and accurate internet (online) tests at affordable prices.

The Outreach Assessment (OA) is an objective, evidence based, adult screening instrument or test. It is designed for screening (assessment or evaluation) and, as warranted, referral for intervention or treatment.

The Outreach Screening was developed for use by YKHC counselors, evaluators and mental health professionals to evaluate the unique needs of Alaskan clients.

The Pre-Post Inventory is a treatment effectiveness test. This website provides details on the online Pre-Post Inventory outcome test.

The Prison Inmate Inventory (PII) and the PII-Version 2 are inmate screening tests. Each of these tests has a Truthfulness Scale, Violence (Lethality) Scale, Antisocial Scale, Alcohol and Drugs Scale and an Adjustment Scale. Prison inmate tests are relatively rare and these three tests help fill this void.

The Probation Referral Outcome (PRO) is a treatment effectiveness outcome test that is administered to probationers more than once. Some probation officers administer the PRO when they decide to refer the probationer to treatment (counseling or psychotherapy). However, it is typically given the first time (pretest) when a probtioner is admitted into treatment, and before treatment is begun. Then, after treatment is completed, the Probation Referral Outcome is administered to the same probationer again. This second testing is called the posttest (2nd test) which generates the comparison report.

This website presents two probationer assessment instruments or tests. The ACDI - Corrections Version II is a juvenile test and the SAQ - Adult Probation III is an adult probationer test.

Online-testing.com is an online (internet) testing platform that incorporates Professional -Online-testing.com assessment instruments or tests. Professional-online-testing.com offers domestic violence, driver risk, sexual adjustment, and suicide prevention tests. Each assessment instrument or test has a truthfulness scale.

Psychological-tests.com helps assessors select assessment instruments and tests that meet their needs. These assessment instruments evaluate client, patient, offender and inmate problems and needs. Each test has a Truthfulness Scale.

Risk & Needs develops, standardizes and markets automated (computer scored) tests for defendant, offender, probationer and inmate screening or evaluation.

Risk & Needs develops, standardizes and markets automated (computer scored) tests for defendant, offender, probationer and inmate screening or evaluation.

The SAQ-Adult Probation III is an evidence based adult (male and female) assessment instrument or test. It has impressive reliability, validity and accuracy. The SAQ-Adult Probation III has been administered to over 189,000 probationers and many uncounted chemical dependency treatment patients.

The Self-Audit (SA) helps clients (patients/offenders) understand their life situations, adjustment problems and stress management skills.

Self-awareness is the first step in understanding ourselves, which is a necessary prerequisite for positive change. Adults who have questions and truly want to know the answers are invited to take a SelfAwareness Questionnaire and see for themselves.

This site discusses the Sexual Adjustment Inventory (SAI) and SAI-J (juvenile version).

The Sexual Adjustment Inventory (SAI) identifies sexual deviance and paraphilias in people accused or convicted of sex offenses. The SAI is an evidence based assessment instrument or test with impressive reliability, validity and accuracy.

(SAI-Juvenile) identifies sexual deviance and paraphilias in people accused or convicted of sex offences. The SAI is an evidence based assessment instrument or test with impressive reliability, validity and accuracy.

The Shoplifting Inventory (SI) is often used when deciding between diversion programs, levels of supervision (probation or jail), and treatment or counseling alternatives.

The Shoplifting Inventory is a shoplifter test that has seven scales (measures): 1. Truthfulness, 2. Shoplifting, 3. Peer Pressure, 4. Impulsiveness, 5. Alcohol, 6. Drugs and 7. Self-Esteem. This shoplifter test (assessment, evaluation, screen) is HIPAA compliant. The Shoplifting Inventory contains a Truthfulness Scale and is available on Risk & Needs online (internet) testing platform.

The SAQ is much more than just a test for alcohol and drug use or abuse. It also measures client truthfulness when tested along with client aggressiveness, resistance and stress management abilities.

The www.substance-abuse-tests.com website lists juvenile (adolescent) and adult substance abuse tests. The intent is to help people seeking substance abuse tests find the substance abuse test that will meet their needs. Each of these substance abuse tests has a Truthfulness Scale, Alcohol Scale and Drugs Scale. These also include other scales that fill in the substance (alcohol and other drugs) abuse profile.

the Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) an evidence based assessment instrument or test. The Suicide Risk Assessment (SRA) assesses what are generally considered "core competencies" in suicide risk assessment.

The website www.test-search.com lists around 40 evaluations, assessment instruments and tests. Each test has a Truthfulness Scale, ALcohol Scale, Drugs Scale that measures severity of abuse. Other tests include the Domestic Violence Inventory, Driver Risk Inventory, Gambler Addiction Index, Suicide Evaluation and the Sexual Adjustment Inventory.

The website www.test-selector.com lists test-related websites to help interested parties locate the test or tests that will meet their needs.

Outcome treatment effectiveness tests are rather rare. This is in part due to different approaches, philosophies and methodologies regarding counseling, psychotherapy and treatment and outcome (effectiveness) measurement. The following counseling and treatment effectiveness (outcome) tests use the first (intake) test administration as a baseline for comparison with subsequent (posttest) test administrations.

The Treatment Intervention Inventory (TII) is a counseling or counselor risk and needs screening test or assessment instrument. The TII has nine (9) scales (measures): Truthfulness Scale, Anxiety Scale, Family Issues, Alcohol Scale, Drugs Scale and Stress Coping Abilities (Stress Management) Scale. The Treatment Intervention Inventory (TII) is an intake, referral, treatment screening test.

The TII-Juvenile is designed for use in juvenile courts, juvenile probation departments, outpatient counseling settings and counseling or treatment programs. TII-Juvenile reports help identify troubled youths problems and concerns, and when appropriate matching problem severity with treatment intensity.

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The Victim Index (VI) is designed for assessing victims (male and female) of verbal, emotional and physical abuse. Victims may be reluctant to discuss their situation, feelings and vulnerabilities. Victims are often unwilling or unable to communicate their current situation, fears and needs. When working with victims, early problem identification facilitates timely intervention and treatment. The Victim Index (VI) facilitates patient-staff discussion.

The www.victim-test.com website has assessment instruments or tests for evaluating people that have been wronged, abused, persecuted or suffered loss. These victim tests include the Domestic Violence Inventory, Pre-Post Inventory, Self-Audit, Suicide Evaluation, Victim Index, Juvenile Pre-Post, etc.

This website sets forth website addresses to seven (7) violence (lethality) websites that incorporate both juvenile and adult violence (lethality) tests.

Adult and juvenile tests are presented. There are six Juvenile violence tests and fifteen adult violence tess. Each test is for a different client/patient/offender population. These tests are also presented on www.bdsltd.com

The Illinois Driver Risk Inventory -2 (DRI-2) is a self-administered DUI offender assessment instrument or test. It takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete. The Illinois DRI-2 incorporates Illinois mandatory minimum DUI Illinois State Laws or Statues. In other words, it classifies DUI offender risk according to Illinois DUI laws(statutes). In addition, other DRI-2 scales or domains include: Truthfulness, Alcohol, Substance use disorder (DSM-5), Driver Risk, and Stress Management Scale. The Driver Risk Inventory-2 (DRI-2) incorporates the Illinois mandatory minimum State laws or Statues. The Illinois DRI-2 costs six dollars $6.00 per test.

This website introduces the Self-Assessment Index (SAI). This welfare - to - work test is also described on www.bdsltd.com. The Self-Assessment Index (SAI) identifies barriers to employment so they can be reduced, treated or resolved. TANF is a welfare-to-work program that might use the Self-Assessment Index

The Self - Assessment Index (SAI) focuses on specific Barriers to employment like truthfulness, substance (alcohol and drug) abuse, work attitudes, motivation to work and stress handling abilities. This is a welfare recipient test that identifies barriers to employment in welfare-to-work programs.