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Manual for the Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI-4): for Adults, Adolescents, and Children Kindle Edition

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Management number 222476667 Release Date 2026/05/04 List Price US$8.80 Model Number 222476667
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The Mayo-Portland Adaptability Inventory (MPAI-4) is a widely used measure for rating common sequelae of acquired brain injury, The MPAI-4 was developed using modern psychometric techniques (i.e., Rasch analysis) and is widely used for evaluating the outcomes of postacute brain injury rehabilitation. This updated administration manual contains an overview of the measure, considerations for its administration with adults, adolescents, and children and detailed guidelines for rating each item. The new manual includes a series of helpful hints for rating specific items. The development, psychometrics, and scoring of the MPAI-4, case examples, and updated reference data for converting raw scores to Rasch-derived T-scores are included. This third edition of the manual also includes an annotated bibliography of 100 studies using the MPAI-4 published through 2022. Read more

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ISBN13 979-8879630855
Edition 3rd
Language English
File size 508 KB
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Publisher Foundation to Advance Brain Rehabilitation (FABR)
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Print length 208 pages
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Publication date February 27, 2024
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