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Lack of voluntary interest and difficulty making eye contact are the most discriminative behaviors of the ASQ:SE and might suggest delays: Results from a large-scale assessment.

Center:

OR-Center on Human Development, UCEDD

Fiscal Year:

2025

Contact Information:

Christopher Murray
[email protected]
541-346-1445

Product Description:

We examined the internal structure of the ASQ:SE and its most discriminative items of risks of delays in development among 12- to 60-month-old children. The trajectory of the discrimination parameter of eight anchor items was used to check how well they inform the risk of social-emotional competence delays throughout development.

Keyword(s):

ASQ:SE;, child development;, developmental delays;, item response theory;, social-emotional

Product/Publication Type(s):

Peer-reviewed publications in scholarly journals Published/In Press

Target Audience:

Consumers/Families, Professionals, Policymakers, Students

Alternative Format:

Language other than English

To Obtain Copies (URL or Email):

https://doi.org/10.1080/21622965.2022.2156795

COVID-19 Related Data:

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