Name: Andrew "Andy" Davis. Age: 6 years, 0 months. Mother: Emily Davis, single parent. Sibling: Molly. Recent changes: Relocation to a smaller house, father abandoned family. Referral concerns (reported by mother): Frequent intense imaginative play, significantly reduced social interactions, talks to self in his room, destroys toys (for example, rips arms of dolls), falls frequently, and concerns that he fell downstairs (with no open head injury) at the new house (that is, Andy reported falling down and off staircase railing).

Based on this referral information, what would be the three tests you would include in a standard battery for screening purposes that include neurological concerns?provide an explanation for using each instrument and how it connects to your working hypothesis on Andy and his mother's concerns.

Subsequently, Andy is referred to Dr. Woody Pride, a neuropsychologist. Dr. Pride decides to administer Andy the Brief Neuropsychological Cognitive Examination (BNCE) since it can be administered in one sitting and reports that it minimizes reading skills to complete it.

Based on this information from Dr. Pride, and after conducting your own research on this test selection, determine if this is an appropriate test to obtain additional data on Andy regarding neuropsychological concerns. If it is appropriate, then state that and provide your rationale for supporting this as a test selection. If it is not appropriate, then state that and provide your rationale for rejecting this as a test selection. Finally, regardless if you find the BNCE appropriate or not for Andy and the referring concerns, identify a second neuropsychological test that would be highly recommended for its use with Andy