Vineland Adaptive Behaviour Scales - Second Edition (Vineland-II)
Overview The Vineland-II is a measure of adaptive behaviour from Birth to Adulthood. The key areas that the VinelandII assess are: Communication; Daily living skills; Social; Motor Skills; and Maladaptive behaviour.
Features The Vineland-II is appropriate for use in many areas. It is especially useful when looking at independent living skills therefore pertinent to rehabilitation settings. The assessment is available to Occupational Therapists and Psychologists. The Vineland-II helps to measure the adaptive behaviour of individuals with brain injuries, developmental delay and mental disability. The flexibility of this tool enables you to use it in many ways, such as: ►► plan rehabilitation and intervention programs ►► monitor and assess progress ►► Provide a perspective on an individual’s behaviour from those who interact with the person on a daily basis ►► Determine eligibility for qualification for special services
Organisation Table illustrating the Domains and Sub-domains on Vineland-II Survey and Expanded Interview Forms Domains & Index Communication Daily Living Skills Socialisation Motor Skills Maladaptive Behaviour Index (optional) Adaptive Behaviour Composite
Sub-domains Receptive, Expressive, Written Personal, Domestic, Community Interpersonal Relationships, Play and Leisure Time, Coping Skills Fine, Gross Internalising, Externalising, Other
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