What It Reviews
The checklist reviews voice and vocabulary fit against the intended audience's perspective, comprehension, and communication style.
Voice & Vocabulary Checklist is a practitioner-only language-fit review tool for an individualized social narrative. Practitioners use it to check whether the narrative's voice and vocabulary fit the intended audience's perspective, comprehension, and communication style.
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
The checklist reviews voice and vocabulary fit against the intended audience's perspective, comprehension, and communication style.
If audience comprehension or communication information is missing, the result remains unresolved rather than making a final fit judgment.
The tool does not draft the story, complete a full fidelity profile, measure outcomes, or make clinical interpretations.
No. It supports review and revision guidance; the practitioner controls final wording and checklist judgments.
Yes. Any automated vocabulary or tone flags are editable and are not treated as final.
The review can mark that information unresolved, and the result shows that fit cannot be fully judged from the available information.