
Clinician guide
How to Assess Perspective Coordination in a Shared Task
Assess perspective coordination in a shared task using each person's view, information, role, accessible communication, handoffs, confirmation, and joint outcomes.
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Clinician guide
Assess perspective coordination in a shared task using each person's view, information, role, accessible communication, handoffs, confirmation, and joint outcomes.

Clinician guide
Assess social inference with observable scenes, multiple plausible explanations, evidence for and against each, direct report, uncertainty, repair, and safe action.

Clinician guide
Assess false-belief task demands by mapping story language, syntax, memory, inhibition, response modes, controls, familiarity, and alternative strategies.

Clinician guide
Assess visual perspective with defined observer positions, visible and hidden stimuli, control items, accessible responses, and explicit language and motor demands.

Clinician guide
Separate observable information access from mental-state inference while preserving direct report, uncertainty, task demands, context, and partner evidence.

Clinician guide
Learn how to define a perspective-taking assessment question using practical decisions, information histories, accessible tasks, uncertainty, and action rules.

Clinician guide
Document conversation evidence using partners, activities, modes, turn and topic definitions, timing, repair, scripts, prompts, partner behavior, and limits.

Clinician guide
Reassess conversation after AAC, partner, or context changes by preserving phases, versioning access, repairing gaps, and collecting focused evidence.

Clinician guide
Assess conversation across familiar and unfamiliar partners, settings, groups, in-person, phone, text, speech, AAC, topics, sensory access, timing, and purpose.

Clinician guide
Assess partner questions, prompts, comments, acknowledgments, expansions, waits, interruptions, topic follows, repair support, AAC access, and shared contribution.

Clinician guide
Separate supported conversation, interview responses, rehearsed scripts, prompts, topic choices, shared actions, repairs, partner uptake, and mixed control.

Clinician guide
Assess communication repair by preserving the original message, breakdown, clarification request, accessible repair forms, partner confirmation, success, and burden.