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Social Language Development Test – Elementary $214.00 + S/H NOW NEWLY UPDATED NORMS!
- Subtest A: Making Inferences The student infers what someone in a picture is thinking. There are two questions per item. The first question asks the student to pretend he is the person in the photo and to make an inference about what the person would be thinking. This question examines the student’s ability to use the information from facial features, body language, and context to respond. The second question asks the student to say what information from the photo he used to make the inference.
- Subtest B: Interpersonal Negotiations The student pretends he is in conflict with a peer. There are three tasks. The student must identify the problem, propose an appropriate resolution, and explain why that resolution is mutually satisfactory.
- Subtest C: Multiple Interpretations The student shows flexible thinking by giving two different, plausible interpretations of the same photo.
- Subtest D: Supporting Peers The student pretends he is in a situation with a peer. The student tells what to say in reaction to the friend’s situation. The degree of support given to the friend, not the truthfulness of the response is examined in this subtest.
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