Which assessment system provides YSR, ASR/ABCL, and OASR/OABCL forms across ages 11-18, 18-59, and 60-90+?

• A. WAIS
• B. MMPI-2
• C. ASEBA
• D. WISC

Answer: (C)

This system is designed to assess behavior and emotional problems across the lifespan, using parallel forms that fit specific ages. For youths, you have the Youth Self-Report for ages 11–18. For adults, there is the Adult Self-Report and the Adult Behavior Checklist for ages 18–59. For older adults, the Older Adult Self-Report and the Older Adult Behavior Checklist cover ages 60–90+. This consistent, cross-age set allows clinicians to compare symptoms across different life stages and across self- and informant perspectives, which is especially useful in blended families or longitudinal assessments. Other tests focus on different constructs (like IQ with WAIS/WISC, or general psychopathology with MMPI-2) and do not provide this same integrated, age-spanning suite of self- and informant forms.