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Title: Functional Emotional Assessment Scale FEAS: Measurement of the functional emotional developmental le


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Functional Emotional Assessment Scale (FEAS)
Measurement of the functional emotional
developmental levels in the DIR model
  • So-sum NG, Speech Therapist

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FEAS
  • Measures functional emotional developmental
    capacities of children
  • Measures parents abilities to support the above
    capacities through spontaneous interactions
  • A systematic, valid and reliable observational
    measure
  • Clinical, research and training purposes
  • Based on DIR model

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FEAS
  • Specifically designed to detect problems across a
    wide range of challenges
  • - regulatory disorders
  • - developmental disorders
  • - children from multiproblem families
  • Validated on 4 samples normal, regulatory
    disorder, PDD and multiproblem

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FEAS
  • 6 age specific versions
  • - 7 to 9 months
  • - 10 to 12 months
  • - 13 to 18 months
  • - 19 to 24 months
  • - 25 to 35 months
  • - 36 to 48 months

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FEAS
  • Best at assessing children with
  • Regulatory disorders 7-24 months
  • PDD 2-4 years
  • Multiproblem 13-18 months
  • Normal 7-18 months

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FEAS
  • Procedures
  • 15 minutes to warm-up
  • 15 minutes play (symbolic, sensory, movement 5
    minutes each)
  • examiner facilitates interactions by coaching
    parents or eliciting play behaviour which were
    not observed directly

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FEAS
  • Start with symbolic toys (developmentally
    appropriate)
  • Symbolic toy examples for infants and toddlers
    toy house figures, baby, dinosaurs
  • Symbolic toy examples for preschoolers baby,
    pirate ship knights, dressing up figures

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FEAS
  • Sensory toy examples see-through scarfs, bonbon
  • Movement toy examples rocking horse, ball,
    blanket

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FEAS
  • Tape the 15 minutes play
  • ? record and sharing
  • Ask parents feelings after play
  • ? parents perspectives

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FEAS
  • Scoring
  • - score frequency (0, 1, 2 ? 0, 1-, 1, 2-, 2)
  • - 0 not at all or very brief
  • 1 present some of time, observed
    several times
  • 2 consistently present, observed many times
  • N/O not observed
  • - converted score (0?2, 2?0)

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FEAS
  • - 3 columns SYM, SENS, EXAM
  • (Note any difference between SYM and
  • SENS)
  • - chart caregiver and child
  • - compared with profile form
  • ? normal / at risk / deficient

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FEAS
  • FEAS\caregiver.doc
  • FEAS\child.doc
  • FEAS\profile.doc

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FEAS
  • Greenspan Social-emotional Growth Chart
    Questionnaire parent questionnaire
  • Added into social-emotional subtest in Bayley -
    III Scales of Infant and Toddler Development
  • www.PsychCorp.com

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FEAS
  • P.L.A.Y. project Richard Solomon MD
  • - screening and tracking with Greenspan
  • Growth Chart
  • - clinical uses inform clinical judgement,
  • program evaluation, IEP goals
  • - training
  • - research
  • Publication Autism (2006)
  • www.playproject.org
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