How many subtests are in the SIPT?

• A. 17
• B. 15
• C. 10
• D. 20

Answer: (A)

The test uses a fixed set of subtests, totaling 17 in its standard battery. These subtests cover different sensory modalities and praxis tasks, and together they provide the full picture of a child’s sensory processing and motor planning. The number matters because the standard scores and interpretation are based on these 17 tasks; counting fewer would miss whole areas of assessment, while counting more would imply additional tasks not part of the published standard. So, 17 is the correct total.