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  • Adolescent communication development
  • Psychometric evaluation of assessments
  • Speech-language pathology interventions

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  • Social communication is vital for adolescents transitioning to adulthood, especially those at risk for communication disorders.
  • Effective interventions require assessments that detail current social communication skills and identify areas for growth.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the psychometric properties of the new Transition Pragmatics Interview (TPI) for adolescents.
  • To determine if Rasch keyforms provide interpretable data for selecting social communication intervention goals.

Main Methods:

  • The Transition Pragmatics Interview (TPI) was administered to 109 adolescents (ages 14-21).
  • Rasch analysis was used to assess the TPI's psychometric properties.
  • Keyform displays were generated for employment-related items for three participants.

Main Results:

  • Rasch analysis confirmed the TPI as a unidimensional and reliable scale.
  • Keyform displays successfully identified 'transition zones' for exemplar participants.
  • Transition zones represent item difficulty levels aligned with emerging abilities.

Conclusions:

  • TPI keyforms accurately reflect current abilities and pinpoint the next challenging skills for individuals.
  • Keyform data, combined with career and industry standards, can inform social communication intervention goal selection.