Q:
I have collected my data on ASEBA paper
forms. What are my options for scoring them?
Q:
Is there any way for my clients to enter
their responses directly into the computer?
Q:
Can I read your forms using a scanner?
Q:
Is there any difference between data
files that have been entered by key entry and those entered
by another method (scanning or client entry)?
Q:
I want to perform my own data analyses.
What are the formats of the raw and scored data files?
Q:
Is there a way to get scale scores and T
Scores into my SPSS statistical package?
Q:
I have collected my data on ASEBA paper forms. What are
my options for scoring them?
ASEBA
paper forms can be scored by hand or on the computer.
Scoring
on the computer:
- The
ADM program allows you to enter and score each of our
forms. See the ADM program for
more information.
- Our
forms can also be scored by using Web-Link,
our secure Internet solution for entry and scoring of
ASEBA rating forms.
Scoring
by hand:
- All
of our forms can be scored by hand using the pre-printed
paper profiles and optional templates. See our current
ASEBA Catalog for more information.
Please note that the on-line version of our catalog requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat
Reader you may download it for free by clicking on the
button below.
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Q:
Is
there any way for my clients to enter their responses directly
into the computer?
Computer
entry by clients at your location:
- When
they are at your facility, parents, teachers, and youths
can directly enter their responses to CBCL/6-18, TRF,
and YSR items via our ADM
Client Entry Module.
Computer
entry by clients at other locations:
- ASEBA’s
Internet product, Web-Link, enables individuals, parents,
and teachers to fill out our forms on-line. School-age
forms (CBCL/6-18, TRF/6-18, YSR/11-18), preschool-age
forms (C15/1½-5, T15/1½-5), adult forms
(ASR/18-59, ABC/18-59), and older adult forms (OASR/60-90+,
OABC/60-90+), are all available from any computer with
an Internet connection. Their responses are automatically
transmitted back to you. Find more details at the Web-Link
demonstration at www.web-link.org.
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Q:
Can
I read your forms using a scanner?
We
no longer offer ascanning option.
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Q:
Is there any difference between data files that have been
entered by key entry and those entered by another method
(scanning or client entry)?
The
three methods of data entry (key entry, scanning, and
client entry) create substantially identical data files.
Users
of our ADM program will notice that it stores data from
different sources in different ways. When you view the
list of forms entered for a particular client; the leftmost
column displays a letter that identifies the mode of entry
for each form. Those letters and their meaning are as
follows:
C
- Client Entered
K - Key Entered
S - Scanned
V - Converted from ASCII data
W - Key-entered in Web-Link
E - Client-entered in Web-Link
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Q:
I want to perform my own data analyses. What are the formats
of the raw and scored data files?
If
you want to perform your own data analyses using the raw
data from our entry programs, you will need to be able
to identify individual items within the raw data files.
The ADM program provides an “Export” function
that allows you to create files of raw and scored data
in different formats.
Refer
to the ADM Manual for
more information.
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Q:
Is
there a way to get scale scores and T Scores into my SPSS
statistical package?
Our
A2S software is a one-way
utility designed to import exported ADM data into SPSS.
It will not allow you to import SPSS data into ADM.
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