Ankara Developmental Screening Inventory (AGTE)
The Ankara Developmental Screening Inventory (AGTE) is a 154-item screening inventory that evaluates the development of 0–6 year-old children based on caregiver report, administered with professional guidance. Development is examined across four sub-areas: Language-Cognitive, Fine Motor, Gross Motor and Social Skills-Self care.
- Questions
- 154
- Est. time
- ~30 min
- Delivery
- Clinician-administered · in person
- Scoring
- Expert evaluation
What does the Ankara Developmental Screening Inventory (AGTE) measure?
- •Language and cognitive development
- •Fine and gross motor development
- •Social skills and self-care skills
Who is it for?
Used for developmental screening of 0–6 year-old children. Administered as a caregiver interview with professional guidance; norm/standardization data belong to the institution's licensed materials.
How is the Ankara Developmental Screening Inventory (AGTE) scored and interpreted?
The developmental age obtained for each area is interpreted by comparison with the child's chronological age; the area scores also yield an overall developmental level. Delay judgment is made with the official norm table and is not a diagnosis.
Frequently asked questions
What age is AGTE used for?
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It is administered to infants and children aged 0–6 years (0–72 months).
Which areas does AGTE assess?
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It assesses four developmental areas: Language-Cognitive, Fine Motor, Gross Motor and Social Skills-Self care.
Does AGTE provide a diagnosis?
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No. This is a screening/assessment tool; it does not provide a clinical diagnosis on its own. Results should be interpreted only by a licensed mental-health professional as part of a clinical evaluation.
Related scales
- 2-Year Developmental ChecklistA 31-item checklist tracking the psychomotor, cognitive and language development of children aged 24–36 months through teacher or parent observation.
- 3-Year Developmental ChecklistA 41-item checklist tracking the motor and social-emotional development and self-care skills of children aged 36–48 months through observation.
- Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT)A clinician-administered, individually applied test measuring receptive language and picture-word vocabulary in children.
- M-CHAT Early Childhood Autism ScreeningA 23-question parent-report scale screening for autism risk in young children.
Source: Savaşır, I., Sezgin, N., & Erol, N. (Ankara Gelişim Tarama Envanteri).
This page is informational and does not contain the actual questions. The Ankara Developmental Screening Inventory (AGTE) is a screening/assessment tool and does not provide a diagnosis on its own. Results should be interpreted only by a licensed mental-health professional as part of a clinical evaluation.
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