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Ratings of Temperament

Rate the child from 1-6 on the following nine temperament dimensions, using the scale below each dimension and circling the appropriate number. Briefly explain (1-3 sentences) why you rated the child in that way. Include your explanation in your case study.

Example:

1. Activity Level

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Low activity High Activity

Observations: Hannah did not like to sit still. She was always moving, and she obviously enjoyed running and jumping. Her mother had to remind her to sit still while eating.

1. Activity Level

1 23 456

Very Quiet Very Active

Observations:

2. Rhythmicity

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RegularIrregular

Observations: on a regular eating schedule sleeps at different times

3. Approach/Withdrawal

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Quick to approach Slow to Approach

Observations: Doesn’t go up to people rather me to himself.

4. Adaptability

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Adapts quickly Adapts slowly

Observations: Likes to be on own vs with other kids.

5. Sensory Threshold

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Not Sensitive Highly sensitive

Observations:Parent said not sensitive to new items clothes, food,etc

6. Quality of Mood

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Positive Negative

Observations:

7. Intensity of reactions

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Very mild Very intense

Observations:

8. Distractibility

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NondistractibleVery distractible

Observations: In his own zone while talking to him while his favorite movie Encanto was on, I Tried to hand him a bottle he tuned me out

9. Persistence/Attention Span

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Short attention span (low persistence)High attention span (high persistence)

( For most part was able to sit thur a movie he likes)

Observations: