Comparability Matters
Progress review depends on the same or comparable target behavior, context, and measurement method across samples.
Social Communication Progress Sample
Social Communication Progress Sample is a repeated social communication behavior sampling tool for practitioners monitoring intervention. It helps practitioners define target behaviors, record comparable samples, organize coded evidence, and review direction or magnitude of change to support decisions about continuing, adjusting, or replacing an intervention approach.
Open the sample timeline and add a fictional progress sample.
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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 Shows
The timeline shows sample evidence, context, comparability status, trend or change summary, and treatment decision notes.
Relevant Limits
The tool does not invent sampling protocols, infer missing scores, make causal claims, or recommend treatment changes automatically.
Can one sample show change over time?
No. A single sample can show baseline or current evidence, but change requires repeated comparable samples.
What happens when a sample is not comparable?
Non-comparable samples are flagged rather than silently included in the main trend.
Can the tool decide whether to change intervention?
No. The tool organizes progress evidence and captures the practitioner's decision; it does not make automated treatment recommendations.
What is saved from the demo?
The tool and reusable setup are saved. Fictional target behaviors, samples, trends, dates, and treatment decision notes are not saved as real client data.