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Category Archives - Psychological Evaluations
What is Sustained Attention?
Sustained attention refers to the ability to focus on one or more items for a necessary duration of time
What do Scale Scores Mean in a Test Report?
Scaled Scores
Most psychological tests base performance off of scaled scores and standard scores. Often, scaled scores are reported if
What does the Reliability and Validity of Test Scores Mean?
Test scores are evaluated based on their reliability and validity. It is important for parents to understand the meaning of
What is Task Persistence in Children?
What is Task Persistence in children? Task Persistence is a skill that is important for children throughout development in
Training and Medication on Working Memory in Children with ADHD
A study published in “Applied Cognitive Psychology” describes the long-term impact of working memory training with video-game like materials compared
What is Response Inhibition?
Response inhibition is the conscious choice to ignore other stimuli (mental or environmental) that would detract from the attention
Executive Functioning Technology Assessments
What is an Executive Functioning Technology Assessment?
This type of specialized assessment focuses on identifying executive-functioning strengths and weakness, combining
What is a Psychological Assessment?
Psychological evaluations and testing are a structured, formalized method of understanding a wide variety of psychological strengths and weaknesses. Most
Meet Our Team
Randy Kulman, PhD has been working with children and their families for over 25 years, and serves as the Clinical
Psychological Evaluations
Psychological evaluations may be needed when children are:
Inattentive and easily distracted
Difficulties remembering what he/she learned in school
