Vineland-3 Adaptive Behaviour

What is adaptive behavior?

• Intellectual abilities

• Maladaptive behavior

• The ability to function effectively in daily life

• Personality traits

Adaptive behavior assessments are commonly used in the diagnosis and evaluation of individuals with:

• Physical disabilities

• Autism Spectrum Disorder

• Schizophrenia

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a domain of adaptive behavior in most assessments?

• Communication

• Socialization

• Sensory perception

• Daily living skills

A person's ability to interact with others and form relationships falls under which domain of adaptive behaviour?

• Communication

• Socialization

• Self-care d

• Motor skills

Which of the following is an example of an adaptive behavior in the domain of daily living skills?

• Solving complex math problems

• Tying shoelaces

• Reciting the alphabet

• Playing a musical instrument

Which of the following best describes maladaptive behavior?

• Behavior that helps an individual adapt to their environment

• Behavior that is considered socially inappropriate or harmful

• Behavior that is only seen in individuals with high intelligence

• Behavior that indicates a high level of creativity

Which of the following is NOT a key component of adaptive behavior?

• Problem-solving skills

• Communication skills

• Self-help skills

• Social skills

In the context of adaptive behavior, what is a prerequisite for an individual to live independently?

• Proficient reading and writing skills

• Mastery of complex mathematics

• Adequate daily living skills

• High artistic talent

Which domain of adaptive behavior includes skills related to personal care and hygiene? n

• Communication

• Motor skills

• Daily living skills

• dSocialization

When are adaptive behavior assessments typically conducted?

• Only during childhood r

• At a single point in time

• Throughout an individual's life

• Only after a diagnosis of a psychological disorder