The Dominic-R ( Valla et al., 1997a) is a pictorial, fully structured, DSM-III-R -based questionnaire to assess mental disorders in children 6 to 11 years of age, designed with the cognitive immaturity of young children in mind.
The Dominic-R depicts a child named Dominic, either alone or with peers or adults, facing situations in the daily life of children. The pictures illustrate the abstract emotional and behavioral content of DSM-III-R criteria.
The Dominic-R was intended for clinical and epidemiological purposes and as a screener at school. In a clinical setting, it offers a simple assessment specially designed for children 6 to 11 years of age which is both appealing to children and easy to use by the professional.
The Dominic-R comes with instructions providing scoring information and the algorithms. The instrument can be administered by lay interviewers with 2 hours of training.
Presents a structured Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-III-Revised (DSM-III-R) based pictorial questionnaire, the Dominic, designed with cognitive limitations of young children in
Intended for clinical, epidemiological, and screening purposes, these instruments are short and simple. Although it only approximates DSM-III-R and DSM-IV criteria, the pictorial format permits young
Reliability of the Dominic-R, a questionnaire combining visual and auditory stimuli, was tested in 340 community children aged 6 to 11 years. Test-retest reliability of symptoms of, and symptom scores of,
This paper presents astructured pictorial instnunent, th Dominic questionnaire, to assess mental disorders in6- to 11-year-old children. Ninety-nine drawings represent situations
The Dominic-R is fully structured, was designed to be short (administration time, 15-25 minutes), and is simple enough to be administered by lay interviewers. The child is first shown
The Dominic-R (Valla et al., 1997a) is a pictorial, fully structured, DSM-III-R -based questionnaire to assess mental disorders in children 6 to 11 years of age, designed with the cognitive
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To review the Dominic-R and the Terry questionnaires, respectively, for white and African-American children, both DSM-III-R-based, and more recent DSM-IV-based computerized versions.
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