By D. H. Stott, University of Guelph, Canada
Core Syndromes
U - UNFORTHCOMINGNESS: Lack of confidence, self-assertion and curiosity.
W - WITHDRAWAL: Defenses set up against human contact and affection.
D - DEPRESSION: Lethargy, lack of energy, or "laziness."
Q - INCONSEQUENCE: Impulsive acting out without regard for consequences.
H - HOSTILITY: Attack-avoidance responses to emotional bonds.

Associated Groupings
PM - PEER-MALADAPTIVENESS: Antisocial, hostile attitudes toward other children.
OV - NON-SYNDROMIC OVER-REACTION: Mechanisms of defense, compensation or
pseudo-adjustment.
UR - NON-SYNDROMIC UNDER-REACTION: Supportive of under-reacting core-syndromes.
N - NEUROLOGICAL SYMPTOMS.

PRICE LIST - BSAG
Item Code & Qty. Price
BSAG Rating Scales (specify Boy or Girl) BSG-AHS-025-G or B
BSG-AHS-100-G or B
$
13.50
$
47.25
BSAG Diagnostic Forms BSG-PRO-025
BSG-PRO-100
$
 7.00
$
24.75
BSAG Hand-Scoring Keys BSG-KEY
$
16.50
BSAG Specimen Set
(includes one copy of all forms and Manual)		 BSG-SPC
$
10.25
BSAG Manual BSG-MAN
$
5.25
BSAG Scoring BSG-SCR (per examinee)
$
1.80
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All United States except
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Applies to orders
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EdITS / P.O. Box 7234 / San Diego, CA 92167
800-416-1666 / 619-222-1666 / Fax 619-226-1666

Range: Children ages 5 - 16.
Forms: Boy Form and Girl Form.
Norms: Separate norm tables for boys and girls based on scores of 1305 boys
and 1222 girls from city, county and sectarian schools.
Time: Approximately 10 - 15 minutes.
Scoring: Hand-scoring is accomplished through the use of overlay keys placed over the completed Form and recording the marked behavior descriptions on the Diagnostic Form.

The Bristol Social Adjustment Guides (BSAG) are designed to detect behavior disturbance and to diagnose its nature and extent. The Guides are concerned with behavior as it can be observed rather than with inferences based on projective techniques or statements from the subject about how he/she behaves. The Guides are designed to be as free as possible from the unreliability of personal judgement, offering a means for the systematic recording of the behavior of children between the ages of 5 and 16 for the assessment of social adjustment. An overall assessment of maladjustment may be obtained as well as sub-scores in the following diagnostic categories:

BSAG
Bristol Social
Adjustment
Guides