Referral Question Battery Builder

An educational decision-support tool for neuropsychologists, trainees, and students. Select referral concerns to see recommended assessment domains and example measures.

Age

Setting

Concerns

Modifiers

Results

Step 1 — Client Age

Enter the client's date of birth or enter their age directly. This filters the test database to age-appropriate measures.

Date of Birth

Date of Testing

Step 2 — Evaluation Setting

Select the evaluation context. This filters measures to those commonly used in your setting.

Pediatric Neuropsych

Hospital, clinic, or private practice neuropsychological evaluation for children and adolescents

Adult Neuropsych

Neuropsychological evaluation for adults, including cognitive decline, TBI, and dementia workup

School / Psychoeducational

School-based or psychoeducational evaluation for learning disabilities, IEP, and academic concerns

Private Practice

Outpatient private practice evaluation, including ADHD, learning, and general psychological assessment

General Psychology Assessment

General psychological assessment in community mental health, integrated care, or other settings

Step 3 — Referral Concerns

Select all concerns relevant to this referral. You can select multiple. These drive the domain and measure recommendations.

Attention

Hyperactivity / Impulsivity

Executive Dysfunction

Memory

Learning / Reading

Writing

Math

Language

Social Communication / Autism

Developmental Delay

Adaptive Functioning

Mood / Anxiety

Trauma

Concussion / TBI

Cognitive Decline

Step 4 — Optional Modifiers

Select any modifiers that apply. These refine the recommendations further. All are optional.

Parent Concern

Teacher Concern

College Accommodations

Differential Diagnosis

Follow-up / Re-evaluation

Brief Screen

Comprehensive Evaluation

Age Calculator Eligibility Engine

Educational tool only. Assessment selection depends on referral question, records review, interview, clinical observation, and professional judgment. This tool does not diagnose or replace formal evaluation.