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universal screening for SDD 8 Months ago
As an alternative to the cognitive portion of the battelle test, we have been using the Primary Test of Nonverbal Intelligence (PTONI) for universal screening because it is quick and reliable. We exploring adaptive behavior assessments for universal screening of SDD?

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