Adaptive Behavioral Assessment Case Study

Samuel’s father rated At-Risk in the area of Withdrawal. Samuel's T score on Withdrawal is 61 and has a percentile rank of 85. Samuel's father reports that Samuel is seemingly alone, has difficulty making friends, and/or is sometimes unwilling to join group activities. During the interview, Mr. Megbolugbe indicated that due to Samuel’s aggressive tendencies he does that press him or make demands on him.

Samuel's T score on Developmental Social Disorders is 60 and has a percentile rank of 82. This T score falls in the At-Risk classification range. Samuel's father reports that Samuel has some problems concerning social skills and communication.

Adaptive Behavioral Assessment System II (second edition)_
The ABAS-II is compatible with state
This scale has a standard deviation of three. The mean range is between 7 and 13. The Conceptual composite scale is made up of the skill areas of: Communication, Functional Academic, and Self-Direction. The Social Composite area is made up of: Social and Leisure. The Practical Composite is made up of: Community Living Health and Safety, Home Living,
The hospitalizations were for self-harm behaviors, aggression towards personal property, panic attacks and unpredictable psychosis. The mental health concerns appeared to surface when he was in middle school. His teachers and parents felt that he needed to continue his academic in accelerated or gifted programs. Samuel felt that being challenged in these programs was unfair and would remove him from his friends. He reacted by becoming engrossed in video games. The obsession with video games leads to verbal aggression and destruction of property when he was allowed to play. His father indicated that at one point Samuel laced his mother water with anti-freeze in an attempt to make her sick enough to go into hospital. This would give him chance to play video games