• Title of article

    Psychometric Properties of Sensory Processing and Self-Regulation Checklist (SPSRC

  • Author/Authors

    Siu , Andrew M. H. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong , Lai , Cynthia Y. Y. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong , Yung , Trevor W. K. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong , Gomez , Ivan N. B. Department of Rehabilitation Sciences - The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong

  • Pages
    10
  • From page
    1
  • To page
    10
  • Abstract
    Somechildrenmayencounterdifficultiesinprocessingsensorystimuli,whichmayaffecttheirabilitytoparticipatein activitiesofdailyliving.Self-regulationabilitiesmayalsoaffectchildrenonhowtoprocessdifferentsensoryexperiences.The SensoryProcessingandSelf-RegulationChecklist(SPSRC)wasdevelopedasasingle,parent-reportedinstrumentforthe examinationofsensoryprocessingandself-regulationdifficultiesinchildren.Aims.Thisstudyisaimedatevaluatingthe psychometricpropertiesoftheSPSRCandexaminethepatternsofself-regulationandsensoryprocessinginchildrenwithand withoutautismspectrumdisorder(ASD).Methods and Procedures.ThecontentsoftheSPSRCwerevalidatedbyagroupof experts,andafieldtestwassubsequentlyconductedtoexaminethereliabilityandvalidityofthisinstrumentinasampleof997 typicallydevelopingchildrenand78childrenwithASD.Outcomes and Results.Theresultsofthevalidationandfieldtest analysessuggestthattheSPSRCexhibitshighinternalconsistency,goodintraraterreliability,andavalidabilitytomeasureand discriminatesensoryprocessingandself-regulationinchildrenaged3–8yearswithandwithoutASD.Conclusions and Implications.ThecurrentresultssupportedthereliabilityandvalidityofSPSRCtoassessachild’ssensoryprocessingandself- regulationperformanceinactivitiesofdailyliving.Thestudyfindingswarrantfurtherinvestigationtocomparetheperformance oftheSPSRCwithlaboratory-basedtests,asthiswouldbetterelucidatesensoryresponsivityinchildrenwithsensory modulationdisordersfrombothclinicalandresearchperspectives.
  • Keywords
    Psychometric Properties , Sensory Processing , Self-Regulation Checklist , SPSRC , ASD
  • Journal title
    Occupational Therapy International
  • Serial Year
    2019
  • Full Text URL
    downloads.hindawi.com/journals/oti/2019/8796042.pdf
  • Record number

    2615864

    • Link To Document
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