CC-A: Communication Checklist – Adult Kit

The Communication Checklist – Adult (CC-A) is a standardized assessment tool designed to screen adults for communication impairments and identify subtle communicative difficulties indicative of the broader autism phenotype. Developed by Andrew Whitehouse and Dorothy Bishop, PhD, the CC-A is suitable for use with adults who have developmental disorders such as Specific Language Impairment, autism spectrum disorder, Down’s Syndrome, Fragile X syndrome, learning difficulties, and adults with acquired disorders like head injury.

Benefits

• Comprehensive Screening
  Evaluates a wide range of communicative behaviors, including coherence, initiation, and use of context, to provide a holistic view of an individual’s communication abilities.

• Identification of Subtle Difficulties
  Helps in identifying subtle communicative difficulties that may be indicative of the broader autism phenotype, aiding in early detection and intervention planning.

• Standardized Scoring
  Offers standardized scores, percentiles, and age equivalents, ensuring reliable and valid measurement of communication skills.

• Supports Diagnostic Decision-Making
  Assists clinicians in making informed diagnostic decisions and planning appropriate interventions for individuals with communication impairments.

Key Features

• Age Range
  Suitable for adults aged 16 years and older.

• Administration Time
  Can be administered individually in approximately 8 to 10 minutes.

• Qualification Level
  Designed for use by professionals with appropriate training and qualifications in speech and language assessment.

• Format Options
  Available in both print and digital formats, providing flexibility in administration and scoring.