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Validation of the Japanese Version of the Social Responsiveness Scale:A comparison with PDD-Autism Society Japan Rating Scales (PARS) Yoko KAMIO 1 , Hiromi TSUJII 1 , Naoko INADA 1 , Eiko INOKUCHI 2 , Miho KURODA 1 , Tomonori KOYAMA 1 , Yota UNO 3 , Takashi OKUDERA 4 , Hironobu ICHIKAWA 5 , Akiko TAKAKI 6 1National Institute of Mental Health, National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry, Kodaira, Japan 2Osaka Psychiatric Medical Center 3Yokohama Psycho Developmental Clinic 4Clinic Okudera 5Tokyo Metropolitan Umegaoka Hospital 6National Homes for Children with Mental Retardation, Chichibu Gakuen Keyword: Social responsiveness scale , SRS , Pervasive developmental disorder , PDD , PDD-autism society Japan rating scales , PARS , Subthreshold symptoms , Quantitative measure pp.1101-1109
Published Date 2009/11/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405101524
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 There is a paucity of evaluative tools for quantitatively measuring the symptoms of pervasive developmental disorders (PDD) in Japanese clinical settings. The social responsiveness scale (SRS) has been previously reported to be a reliable and valid quantitative measure of autistic traits in a general child population as well as in clinical settings. In this study, we examined the construct and concurrent validity of the Japanese version of the SRS. In a psychiatric clinical population, the 65-item SRS was administered to 43 children with PDD and 11 children without PDD by their parents. The results showed that the total scores on the SRS were significantly higher for children with PDD than for children without PDD. Furthermore, the SRS was compared with the PDD-autism society Japan rating scales (PARS), which has been validated and is widely used in Japanese clinical settings. The total scores ranging from 0.48 to 0.86. The present findings indicate that the SRS is a valid quantitative measure that is feasible for detecting covert but serious PDD symptoms in PDD symptoms in subthreshold children in clinical settings as well as in high-functioning children with PDD.


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