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Understanding the Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS): Purpose, Administration, and Interpretation
"The Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS) is a standardized, quantitative questionnaire used to measure the severity of autistic traits and social impairment across the general and clinical populations. Completed by an observer familiar with the individual, it evaluates social awareness, cognition, communication, motivation, and restricted or repetitive behaviors, providing a continuous dimensional score rather than a simple categorical diagnosis. Introduction to the Social Responsiveness Scale The Social Responsiveness Scale, commonly referred to as the SRS, stands as one of the most widely utilized standardized instruments in psychological and..."
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