Toddler Autism Screening (M-CHAT-R/F)
Early screening for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in infants aged 16-30 months
Test Purpose and Theoretical Basis
This scale is based on DSM standards to assess early social, communication, and behavioral characteristics of infants. Through parents filling out 20 yes/no questions, it helps early identification of ASD risks and promotes timely intervention.
Question Bank and Test Content
M-CHAT-R/F contains 20 questions about infant behavior, filled out by parents based on daily observations.
Completion time approximately 5-10 minutes / 20 questions / Yes/No options
Target Population
Infants aged 16-30 months
Important Notice
This test is a screening tool and cannot replace professional diagnosis. If the test results show risk, please consult a professional medical institution in a timely manner.
Please answer truthfully based on your child's daily performance
No account needed. Your answers stay on this device; results are aggregated anonymously to improve test quality.
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