SRS-2 Preschool Online Form (10 Uses)

The SRS-2 (Social Responsiveness Scale – Second Edition) is an instrument designed for the assessment of social impairment associated with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in individuals from early childhood through adulthood. It helps detect and quantify the severity of social difficulties in natural settings, providing a sensitive and specific measure that can track symptoms over time. This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates detailed symptom monitoring and supports clinical decision-making and allows them to tailor interventions based on severity and DSM-5–compatible subscale profiles.

Benefits:

• Natural Setting Assessment: Completed by parents, teachers, or adults themselves, reflecting real-world observations.

• Detailed Subscale Scores: Provides five treatment-relevant subscales: Social Awareness, Social Cognition, Social Communication, Social Motivation, and Restricted Interests & Repetitive Behaviors.

• DSM-5 Compatibility: Two subscales align with DSM-5 criteria, helping to link symptoms directly to diagnostic standards.

• Lifespan Monitoring: Supports assessment from preschool age (2.5 years) through adulthood, enabling long-term symptom tracking.

Key Features:

• Multiple Forms: Includes Preschool (2.5–4.5 years), School-Age (4–18 years), Adult (19+ years), and Adult Self-Report forms.

• Quantitative Severity Scale: Raters use a numeric scale to represent symptom severity for precise evaluation.

• Unlimited-Use Scoring Software: Generates detailed reports with descriptive interpretation and graphical summaries.

• User-Friendly Administration: Online forms streamline scoring and data collection for efficient clinical use.