Psychometric Exploration of the RAADS-R with Autistic Adults: Implications for Research and Clinical Practice
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Sturm, Huang, Bal and Schwartzman (2024)
More adults are using surveys to screen for autism, and it’s important these surveys give accurate results. This study tested two common autism screening tools, RAADS-R and RAADS-14, with adults who were diagnosed, self-identified, unsure, or non-autistic, and found both tools to be accurate. It also showed that age, gender, or diagnosis didn’t affect how people understood the surveys, and that people with a diagnosis and those who thought they were autistic answered very similarly.
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