CPPS – Identifying Processing Deficits in Children

The Children’s Psychological Processes Scale (CPPS) is designed to identify psychological processing deficits in children (ages 5-0 to 12-11) referred for a learning disability evaluation. It is an internet-based teacher rating scale comprised of 121 items.

What the CPPS Measures

The 11 psychological processes measured by the CPPS are:

• Attention
• Auditory Processing
• Executive Functioning
• Fine Motor Control
• Fluid Reasoning
• Language Expression
• Long-Term Recall
• Phonological Processing
• Processing Speed
• Visual-Spatial Processing
• Working Memory.