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ACDI-Corrections Version II	Domestic Violence Inventory	Defendant Questionnaire

EXAMPLE DVI-JUVENILE REPORTThe DVI-Juvenile report is presented below for your review. It consists of three pages. Each page will be briefly discussed below prior to the presentation of an example DVI-Juvenile report.

Within 2½ minutes of test data entry, automated (computer-scored) reports are printed on-site. These reports summarize a lot of information in an easily understood format. For example, reports include a DVI-Juvenile Profile (graph), which summarizes scale scores at a glance. Also included are attained scale scores, an explanation of what each score means and specific score-related recommendations. In addition, "significant items" (direct admissions) are highlighted, and answers to a built-in interview (last sequence of items) are presented. Emphasis is placed on having meaningful reports that are helpful and easily understood.

The first page of this report begins with the juvenile’s name and some demographics. The DVI-Juvenile profile summarizes scale scores by name, score and graphically. Next, comes the court-related information provided by the juvenile. The first page ends with a reproduction of all the juvenile’s answers to the DVI-Juvenile test. This facilitates easy reference if the staff is interested in the juvenile’s answer to a specific item on the test. These DVI-Juvenile answers also provide easy reference to juvenile answers in the future.

The second page of the DVI-Juvenile report consists of scale summary paragraphs for the Truthfulness Scale, Alcohol Scale, Control Scale, Drugs Scale and the Violence (Lethality) Scale. Each paragraph gives the juvenile’s attained scale score, explains what that score means and presents score-related recommendations.

The third page of the DVI-Juvenile report begins with the completion of the Violence Scale paragraph and continues with the Stress Coping Abilities Scale summary paragraph. Then, "significant items" are presented for the Alcohol, Drugs, Domestic Violence, Control, and Treatment Needs Scales. A significant item is a direct admission or a highly unusual answer. Following the significant items is the juvenile’s answers to the structured interview. This section of the report presents the juvenile’s answers to the multiple choice items (#141 through 149). Whatever answers the juvenile selects are printed in this part of the report. Space is provided for staff recommendations, signature and the date of the evaluation. The third page ends (bottom right) with the number of the test used on a 25 or 50-test diskette. This information enables staff to anticipate using the tests provided on the diskette.

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