JUVENILE PRE-POST

The Juvenile Pre-Post is an objective pretest-posttest outcome assessment instrument or test. It provides an objective and standardized way to evaluate juvenile counseling and/or treatment effectiveness.

It has 161 items and takes 30 minutes to complete.

The Juvenile Pre-Post has 8 scales (measures):

The Juvenile Pre-Post provides objective outcome measures for counseling (individual and group) and treatment settings.

The Juvenile Pre-Post evaluates the juvenile's present status in the here-and-now. Juvenile history (e.g., court records, treatment history, etc.) is deliberately kept to a minimum. When client history is incorporated into a tests methodology it will set a limit below which the clients score will not drop. Since the Juvenile Pre-Post is an outcome measure there must be no restriction on scale scores variability -- either up or down. Juvenile Pre-Post scores reflect where the juvenile is at when being evaluated. The intent is to provide an objective and standardized test for intervention and treatment outcome. The Juvenile Pre-Post is designed specifically for intake and post-treatment comparison.