Peabody Developmental Motor Scales–Third Edition
PDMS-3
Standard Summary Report
Birth to 5–11 M. Rhonda Folio Rebecca R. Fewell
Section 1. Identifying Information
Sample
_______A Female n
X Male n
Preferred hand: Right n
X Left n Not established n Preferred foot: Right n
X Left n Not established n
Examiner’s Name Jane Doe Examiner’s Name John Doe
Examiner’s Title Physical Therapist Examiner’s Title Occupational Therapist
Body Control, Body Transport, Object Control, Physical Fitness
Subtest(s) Subtest(s) Hand Manipulation, Eye-Hand Coordination
Year Month Day Year Month Day
Date Tested ________
2022 ________
06 ________
15 Date Tested ________
2022 ________
06 ________
16
Date of Birth ________
2017 ________
12 ________
10 Date of Birth ________
2017 ________
12 ________
10
Age ________
4 ________
6 ________
5 Age ________
4 ________
6 ________
6
Age in Months ________
54 Age in Months ________
54
Section 2. Subtest Performance
Age %ile Scaled ______%
95
Subtest Raw Score Equivalent Rank Score Confidence Interval Descriptive Term
Core
Body Control (BC) _______
72 _______
48 _______
25 8 ____
6 to ____
10 ____________________________
Average
Body Transport (BT) _______
78 _______
41 _______
5 5 ____
4 to ____
7 ____________________________
Borderline Impaired or Delayed
Object Control (OC) _______
25 _______
37 _______
2 4 ____
3 to ____
6 ____________________________
Borderline Impaired or Delayed
Hand Manipulation (HM) _______
85 _______
51 _______
37 9 ____
7 to ____
11 ____________________________
Average
Eye–Hand Coordination (EHC) _______
68 _______
44 _______
9 6 ____
5 to ____
9 ____________________________
Below Average
Supplemental
Physical Fitness (PF) _______
3 _______
44 _______
5 5 ____
4 to ____
8 ____________________________
Borderline Impaired or Delayed
Section 3. Composite Performance
Subtests
______%
95
Composites BC BT OC HM EHC Sum Index %ile Rank Confidence Interval Descriptive Term
Gross Motor ___
8 ___
5 ___
4 ____
17 69 ______
2 ____
62 to ____
77 ____________________________
Impaired or Delayed
Fine Motor ___
9 ___
6 ____
15 84 ______
14 ____
78 to ____
93 ____________________________
Below Average
Total Motor ___
8 ___
5 ___
4 ___
9 ___
6 ____
32 73 ______
4 ____
68 to ____
80 ____________________________
Borderline Impaired or Delayed
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Section 4. Descriptive Terms
Scaled Score 1–3 4–5 6–7 8–12 13–14 15–16 17–20
Descriptive Impaired or Borderline Below Above Gifted or
Term Delayed Impaired or Delayed Average Average Average Superior Very Advanced
Index Score 70 70–79 80–89 90–109 110–119 120–129 129
Section 5. Interpretation of Domain Composites
Domain Composite Comparisons—Pairwise Comparisons
Index Index Score Is This Difference Normative Frequency
Composite Score Difference Clinically Significant? of the Difference Pattern of Discrepancies
Gross Motor 69
Gross Motor–Fine Motor 15 No 20.2 NA
Fine Motor 84
Significance level: .05
Section 6. Interpretation of Subtest Performance
Ipsative Subtest Comparisons
Scaled Mean Scaled Scaled Score Is This Difference Relative Strength/ Normative Frequency
Subtests (by Composite) Score Score Minus Mean Statistically Significant? Weakness of the Difference
Total Motor
Body Control 8 1.60 No NA 20.9
Body Transport 5 -1.40 No NA 34.2
Object Control 4 6.40 -2.40 Yes Weakness 11.7
Hand Manipulation 9 2.60 Yes Strength 10.4
Eye–Hand Coordination 6 -0.40 No NA 71.5
Gross Motor
Body Control 8 2.33 Yes Strength 6.3
Body Transport 5 5.67 -0.67 No NA 49.2
Object Control 4 -1.67 No NA 16.9
Fine Motor
Hand Manipulation 9 1.50 No NA 9.7
7.50
Eye–Hand Coordination 6 -1.50 No NA 9.7
Significance level: .05
