Sample First, Scoring Later
The conversation sample preserves evidence for later MSC or MPC scoring; it does not replace either measure.
MSC/MPC Conversation Sample
The MSC/MPC Conversation Sample is a structured evidence collection tool for practitioners observing a person with aphasia and a communication partner. It helps capture a representative exchange so later MSC and MPC interpretation can consider both partner support and participant involvement.
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Tool guide
Learn more about this tool
Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
What It Captures
The record captures roles, context, capture status, practitioner notes, and readiness for paired scoring.
Important Limits
The tool does not prescribe sample length, prompts, topic sequence, scoring items, automated interpretation, or clinical conclusions.
Does this tool score MSC or MPC?
No. It captures the conversation sample used as evidence; MSC and MPC scoring occur in their own workflows.
Do participants complete ratings?
No. Participants take part in the conversation sample, while the practitioner controls notes and scoring linkage.
Can an interrupted sample be saved?
Yes. Interrupted samples can remain partial and should not be marked ready for paired scoring until enough interaction is captured.