What is the Social Responsiveness Scale - Second Edition?
What is social responsiveness in sociology?
- In the broadest sense of the term, social responsiveness is a person or institution's obligation to contribute to the welfare or environment of their community or society. This can be an active contribution, like volunteering at a soup kitchen, or passive, like boycotting a particular company for its unethical environmental practices.
What is social responsiveness in corporate governance?
- Corporate Responsiveness. While the term 'social responsiveness' broadly refers to the act of contributing to the welfare of others, it is often applied in the context of corporate businesses.
Can the Social Responsiveness Scale be used to study adults with autism?
- The Social Responsiveness Scale (SRS; Constantino & Gruber, 2005) is a widely-used measure of autism symptoms, but its application for the study of adults with autism spectrum disorders has not been fully evaluated.
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