Brief Infant-Toddler Social and Emotional Assessment - Parent Form ( BITSEA - PARENT FORM )

Submitted by mholliday on Tue, 07/17/2012 - 12:25

Overview

Acronym: 
BITSEA-PARENT
Author(s): 
Briggs-Gowan, Margaret & Carter, Alice S.
Citation: 

Carter, A.S., & Briggs-Gowan, M. (2005). ITSEA BITSEA: The Infant-Toddler and Brief Infant Toddler Social Emotional Assessment. PsychCorp: San Antonio, TX.

Obtain(Email/Website): 
Margaret.Briggs-Gowan@yale.edu / www.harcourtassessment.com
Cost: 
Cost Involved
Copyrighted: 
Yes
Measure Description: 

The BITSEA is a brief screener of children's social or emotional behavior problems and competencies based on the Infant Toddler Social Emotional Assessment (ITSEA). As with the ITSEA, it was designed to identify children with deficits or delays in these areas, with positive screens to be followed by administration of the full ITSEA. The measure yields a Problem Total Score and a Competence Total Score. There are two versions, a Parent Form and a Childcare Provider Form, both are reviewed in this database.

Domain(s) Assessed : 
Anxiety/Mood (Internalizing Symptoms)
Language(s) : 
English
Chinese
Dutch
French
German
Hebrew
Italian
Russian
Spanish
Thai
Age Range: 
1-3
Measure Type: 
Screening
Measure Format: 
Questionnaire
Average Time to Complete (min): 
6
Reporter Type: 
Parent/Caregiver
Average Time to Score (min): 
5
Periodicity: 
Last Month
Response Format: 

3-point scale: 0=Not true/rarely, 1=Somewhat true/sometimes, and 2=Very true/often. A No Opportunity code allows raters to indicate they have not had the opportunity to observe the behavior.

Materials Needed: 
Paper/Pencil
Other Materials Needed: 
Testing stimuli
Information Provided: 
Areas of Concern/Risks
Continuous Assessment
Raw Scores
Strengths

Psychometrics

Reliability: 
Type:RatingStatisticsMinMaxAvg
Test-Retest
Internal Consistency
Inter-rater
Parallel/Alternate Forms
Construct Validity: 
Validity TypeNot knownNot foundNonclincal SamplesClinical SamplesDiverse Samples
Convergent/Concurrent
Discriminant
Sensitive to Change
Intervention Effects
Longitudinal/Maturation Effects
Sensitive to Theoretically Distinct Groups
Factorial Validity
Criterion Validity: 
Not KnownNot FoundNonclinical SamplesClinical SamplesDiverse Samples
Predictive Validity:
Postdictive Validity:

Population Information

Use with Diverse Populations: 
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