A neuropsychological assessment, also known as a neuropsych eval, examines various cognitive domains, including intellectual ability, and executive functioning. This encompasses attention, planning, organization, initiation, and self-monitoring), visual and auditory perception, language, memory, motor skills, social perception, and emotional functioning.  The evaluation typically involves interviews with parents to gather the child's history, questionnaires for parents and teachers, direct interaction with the child, individual testing through paper-and-pencil tasks, hands-on activities, questions, and sometimes computer-based tasks, along with a questionnaire for parents to provide insights into their child's development and behavior.