Research Article

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

Table 3

Comparison of the scale scores of SPSRC checklist categories between typically developing children and children with ASD.

ScaleASD ()Typical development ()p

MeanSDMeanSD
AbilityPart 1: self-regulation ability
A. Physiological43.15.446.15.0<0.001
B. Social/cognitive/emotional43.46.752.06.6<0.001
C. Facing changes or challenges45.27.850.25.9<0.001
Part 2: sensory processing ability
A. Auditory60.98.167.66.3<0.001
B. Visual53.77.159.24.9<0.001
C. Tactile76.99.985.38.0<0.001
D. Taste and smell52.17.559.25.3<0.001
E. Vestibular70.29.777.58.3<0.001
F. Proprioceptive51.510.460.68.5<0.001
AspectPart 1: self-regulation ability131.716.1148.313.8<0.001
Part 2: sensory processing ability365.344.6409.333.4<0.001
Overall abilityPart 1 + Part 2: sensory processing and self-regulation abilities497.057.7557.639.9<0.001
Latent factorPart 1: self-regulation ability
1. Emotional regulation, facing challenges38.77.142.75.7<0.001
2. Emotional regulation, facing changes36.56.443.96.0<0.001
3. Physiological regularity and response to soothing32.54.535.44.9<0.001
4. Autonomic activity24.03.426.22.7<0.001
Part 2: sensory processing ability
1. Sensory-seeking behavior127.620.8146.517.6<0.001
2. Sensory underresponsivity95.013.8108.28.8<0.001
3. Sensory overresponsivity121.214.4130.811.7<0.001
4. Stability of sensory responsivity21.55.023.94.80.002