Table 1.

Sum of the principal caregiver-/self-report questionnaires used to assess SPD.

Self-Report Measures	Reference	Type	Items	Age Target	Constructs Assessed
Sensory Profile (SP)	[26]	Caregiver- report	125 items	3–15 years	Sensory processing, sensory modulation, and behaviour and emotion responses
The Child Sensory Profile 2 (SP-2)	[27]	Caregiver- report	86 items	3–15 years	Sensory systems and behavioural responses
Short Sensory Profile (SSP)	[10,28]	Caregiver- report	38 items	3–15 years	Tactile, taste/smell, and visual/auditory sensitivity
Sensory Experiences Questionnaire (SEQ 3.0)	[29]	Caregiver- report	105 items	5 months 6 years	Sensory response patterns, enhanced perception, and social or not-social contexts
The Sensory Rating Scale (SRS)	[30]	Caregiver- report	88–136 items	0–3 years	Sensory responsiveness
SensOR Inventory (SensOR)	[31]	Caregiver/ self-report	76 items	3–55 years	Sensorial domains, food textures, and eating
Sensory Processing Measure (SPM)	[32]	Caregiver- report	62 items	3–10  years	Social participation, sensory processing, body awareness, balance, motion, and motor planning
Infant/Toddler Sensory Profile (ITSP)	[33]	Caregiver- report	36–48 items	0–36 months	Neurological threshold and self-regulation strategies
Diagnostic Interview for Social and Communication Disorders (DISCO)	[20]	Semi- structured interview with the caregiver	21 items	all ages	Sensory abnormality for different sensorial domains
Adolescent/Adult Sensory Profile (AASP)	[34]	Self-report	60 items	11–65 years	Sensory responsiveness