Which assessment evaluates sensory processing in home and school environments and has parent/teacher involvement?

• A. Denver Developmental Screening Test II
• B. Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL)
• C. Peabody Developmental Motor Scales
• D. Sensory Processing Measure (SPM)

Answer: (D)

Assessing how sensory processing affects participation across everyday settings with input from the people who observe the child in those settings. The Sensory Processing Measure does this by providing separate forms for home and school that are completed by parents and teachers, capturing how sensory processing issues manifest in different environments and how they influence daily activities. In contrast, the other options focus on general development, behavior problems, or motor skills and do not specifically evaluate sensory processing across home and school with multiple informants. So, the Sensory Processing Measure is the best fit for this purpose.