Scales of Cognitive Ability for Traumatic Brain Injury (SCATBI)

Brenda B. Adamovich ● Jennifer Henderson

Reliable and valid this test of cognitive function is highly useful in documenting severity of brain injury in adolescents and adults and in charting their progress. The five subtests can be administered in 30 minutes to 2 hours.
Subtests include:

• Perception/Discrimination
• Orientation
• Organization
• Recall
• Reasoning

Clinician may wish to administer only those subtests that are appropriate and save time, gathering just the information you need for treatment. Scores on subtests can be compared to determine areas of strengths and weaknesses. Graded stimuli are used which challenge the processing skills of even the average functioning adult. This allows the test to be used to chart progress even as brain injured individuals recover higher level skills. Complete SCATBI Kit includes: Examiner’s Manual, Stimulus Manual, 25 Record Forms, Stimulus Audiocassette, Stimulus Card Set, and Sturdy Carrying Case. (1992)