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    The Child Behavior Inventory assesses a child’s strengths and weaknesses in 10 areas

    • The ability to cooperate, follow instructions, and contribute
    • Integrity and honesty
    • The ability to receive and respond to correction well
    • Staying on task, focus, and attentiveness
    • The ability to handle disappointment and accept no as an answer
    • Electronics Management
    • The ability to manage anger
    • Anxiety management
    • Self-Concept
    • Parenting Stress
    Child Behavior Index

    AREAS OF STRENGTH

    Items in the green area are suggest areas of strength. Use those categories to affirm your child. Think in terms of underlying character qualities that contribute to those strengths. For example, you might say, “Congratulations on your developing of thoughtfulness and thoroughness in the morning when we’re getting ready. You are developing some good maturity in that area.”

    AREAS OF CONCERN:

    Follow the links below to appropriate pages. They will guide you to more ideas about how to address concerns in helpful ways. Or, if the chat feature is available on the right, then click on it. Sometimes it’s helpful to get a personalized recommendation for your situation. Not all of the areas of concern are addressed here. You’ll want to work with your coach for more personalized and detailed information.

    1. Start with the Basics
    2. Build Cooperation
    3. Developing Honesty and integrity
    4. Respond to Correction
    5. Focus and Staying on Task
    6. Handling Disappointment
    7. Managing Electronics
    8. Dealing with Anger