Social Responsiveness Scale: Adult Form (SRS-2)

The Social Responsiveness Scale 2 (SRS‑2) Adult Kit is a precise, norm-referenced tool for measuring social impairment in adults aged 19 to 99 years. Used in clinical, educational, and research settings, this kit includes both self-report and informant-report forms to evaluate social deficits linked to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), offering detailed insights into social communication and interaction challenges across various environments.

Benefits:

• Dual Informant Perspectives: Includes both Adult Informant and Adult Self-Report forms, providing a comprehensive assessment through multiple viewpoints .

• Sensitive to Subtle Impairments: Among the most reliable tools for detecting even mild autism-related social difficulties, supporting early intervention.

• Quick Administration: Consists of 65 items per form and can be completed in 15–20 minutes, with rapid scoring and interpretation in under 10 minutes.

• DSM‑5 Aligned Scales: Provides a total score and treatment subscales—Social Awareness, Cognition, Communication, Motivation, and Restricted Interests—plus DSM‑5-compatible indices for Social Communication & Interaction and Repetitive Behavior.

Key Features:

• Two Reporting Formats: Includes AutoScore Forms for Adult Informant (relative/other) and Adult Self-Report. Each format comes as a pack of 25.

• Complete Kit Includes Manual: Pack features the Professional Manual and 25 forms of each type (informant and self-report).

• Normative Data 19–89 Years: Standardized on adult populations up to age 99, offering reliable comparisons for adult ages 19–89 .

• Supports Ongoing Monitoring: Equipped for repeat administrations to track social responsiveness over time, backed by TRICARE and ABA outcomes research