Assessment Tools: Bay Area Functional Performance Evaluation [kit] : BaFPE task-oriented assessment, social interaction scale (2nd ed.)

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Author: Susan Lang Williams and Judith Bloomer

Summary:  BaFPE is a two-part, behavioral assessment measuring how a client may function in task-oriented and social interactional settings. 
Format: The Task Oriented Assessment (TOA) ~ is a two-part, behavioral assessment measuring how a client may function in task-oriented and social settings. Scales are: Task Oriented Assessment and Social Interaction Scale. The Task Oriented Assessment (TOA) presents 5 tasks which allow evaluation of 12 functional parameters. Qualitative data come from observing cognitive, emotional & neuropsychological functioning during task performance. The Social Interaction Scale (SIS) measures the level of social competency. SIS allows assessment of 7 areas of social functioning, which are observed in the course of 5 different social situations. (taken from the product website)

Library Record:   Call #  WB 555 W727b2 1987 ATOOLS   (Reserve Desk)

Population: BAFPE has been used in both inpatient and outpatient settings to evaluate the functional performance of psychiatric, brain injured, geriatric, or developmentally disabled adults, as well as adolescents in special education settings. (taken from the product website) 

Completion time     (Eric/Daisy - if you can find a statement of the completion time include - if unsure leave for Hal)

Equipment    

• 1 manual (vi, 90 p.)
• 5 task sheets
• 1 bibliography (3 leaves)
• 1 block sheet
• 1 sample floor plans sheet
• 1 rooms list
• 1 [money] instructions sheet - all in 1 binder
• 11 score/assessment sheets
• 10 plastic glasses
• 9 blocks
• 1 pkg. sea shells
• 1 ruler, 1 pencil
• 8 colour markers
• all contents, including binder, in one case 

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