Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination-3 (BDAE-3)

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Test Kit: Manual, 25 Long Form Record Booklets, Long Form Stimulus Cards Picture Book, 25 Short Form Record Booklets, Short Form Stimulus Cards Picture Book, 25 Naming Test Record Booklets, Naming Test Stimulus Cards Picture Book, DVD, all in a sturdy sto
DDD-2964
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Test Kit: Manual, 25 Long Form Record Booklets, Long Form Stimulus Cards Picture Book, 25 Short Form Record Booklets, Short Form Stimulus Cards Picture Book, 25 Naming Test Record Booklets, Naming Test Stimulus Cards Picture Book, DVD, all in a sturdy storage box
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25 Long Form Record Booklets
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25 Short Form Record Booklets
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$56.00
25 Naming Test Record Booklets
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$54.00

Author(s): Harold Goodglass, PhD / Edith Kaplan, PhD / Barbara Barresi, PhD

  • Aphasia
  • Ages 18 through adulthood
  • Testing Time: 30-90 minutes
  • Individual Administration
  • Qualification Level B

  • Description
    The BDAE-3 helps you identify and distinguish among disorders of language function and neurologically recognized aphasic syndromes. The BDAE-3 Complete Kit includes:
    • BDAE-3 Standard Form and new Short Form: The Standard Form includes 146 items, and the Short Form includes 27 items. The two versions of the BDAE give you the option to conduct extended testing or a brief, no-frills assessment.
    • Boston Naming Test 2: This 60-item test helps determine the extent of a clients visual confrontation-naming abilities. A 15-item short form and a multiple-choice version of the test can be used to retest comprehension of any words missed.
    • Additional administration, scoring, and interpretation resources: The Assessment of Aphasia and Related Disorders text and Examining Aphasia with the BDAE DVD.


    Administration and Scoring
    Administration of the BDAE-3 Short Form takes about 30-45 minutes. The Standard Form can be administered in about 90 minutes. Raw scores are reported as percentiles based on a sample of persons with aphasia.

    See Also...

    The SLDTE:NU is intended to be used by professionals familiar with language disorders to identify children with poor social interaction.

    The EASIC-3 is a five-level inventory developed for use with children who are developmentally disabled, have autism, or have moderate to severe cognitive and language disorders.

    TOLD-I:5 is a norm-referenced expressive and receptive language assessment.

    The Communication Activities of Daily LivingThird Edition (CADL-3) is an individually administered assessment of the functional communication skills of adults with neurogenic communication disorders.

    The TAWF-2 is a single-word expressive language test expressly designed to assess the word-finding ability of adolescents and adults.

    The EFCP measures subtle, functional changes in nonverbal communication skills in children with severe disabilities and larger gains in children with moderate disabilities.