Autism Evaluation Checklist

Zakhar Lobanov

About this app

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Hello, I am the father of a girl with autism. This application was made by me to help other parents of children with ASD and professionals dealing with autistic children.
The application is based on the ATEC test from the American Autism Research Institute. It is designed for children from 5 to 12 years.

But you can pass the test for children 3-4 years old before visiting a doctor and getting an official diagnosis to dispel or confirm your fears.
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If a child is younger than 3 years old, the test is strictly irrelevant.
For children from one and a half to three years, use the quick test M-CHAT-R: https://www.autismspeaks.org/screen-your-child
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How does the test work?

The test is used to assess the dynamics of improvements in children with autism or also for initial testing of children who may have an autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Basically, the lower the score, the fewer the problems.

Thus, if a person scores a '20' on one day, and then a '15' two weeks later, then the individual showed improvement. In contrast, if the score was '30', then the individual's behavior worsened.

For more correct scores, it is better if different people in contact with the child take the test. For example, if on the same day dad, mom, and specialist in the rehabilitation center give different answers, you will get a different number of points. The application will calculate the average score on that day and show it on the chart.
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Warning!
The ATEC test is not a medical diagnostic test!
The application is not intended to set the diagnosis. It basically provides several subscale scores as well as a total score to be used for comparison at a later date.

If you have scored more than 30 points, you should contact a specialist to make a survey and precise diagnosis.

Ratings and reviews

This is a great app to help maintain focus in specific areas of interest helping that overwhelmed feeling when a million resources are being thrown at you. Helps to focus in on the SPECIFIC needs of your child/children when the amount of "help" out there is so vast and so little of it pertains to MY CHILD'S challenges. Time is VERY precious to parents of children with autism challenges. This helps weed through what's not relevant to us.

I read the reviews stating how this app was stereotypical and ableist, and as an individual who is most likely autistic, I decided to check it out, looking back on my traits as a kid. This app asks questions such as "does your child show no affection?" (a stereotype, I actually show almost too much sometimes) and "Is stimming (a normal and harmless action for autistic people [and even neurotypicals]) a problem for your child?" To the developer, please do your research and do better next time.

Just 1 suggestion: Can you make the questions more understandable for foreigners? Twice negative means positive, I've got it, but istill it can be more clear, пожалуйста! Thank you for the app.