Juvenile Treatment Outcome


The Juvenile Treatment Outcome is a troubled youth (male and female) counseling or treatment "effectiveness" or "outcome" assessment instrument or test. The same test is administered twice, consequently juvenile history (court and treatment) is kept to a minimum. The pretest (intake, before treatment) becomes the baseline that the posttest (after treatment) is compared to. Computer software compares pretest (intake) with posttest (after treatment) scores and prints a "Comparison Report."



The Juvenile Treatment Outcome has 163 items, takes 35 to 40 minutes to complete and has twelve scales (measures):

1. Truthfulness Scale
2. Outlook
3. Self-Esteem
4. Adjustment
5. Anxiety
6. Depression 		 7. Suicide
 8. Control
 9. Alcohol
10. Drugs
11. Violence
12. Stress Coping Abilities

 
Test Materials
Example Report
Training Manual                   
Inventory of Scientific Findings
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