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Barrett et al. (2015). Adult self-report of restricted and repetitive behaviours associated with autism spectrum. Rate each item 1–3.
1.Do you rock backwards and forwards, or side to side, either when standing or sitting?
2.Do you pace or move around repetitively (e.g. walking to and fro across a room)?
3.Do you spin yourself around and around?
4.Do you gesture or make movements with your hands or fingers repetitively?
5.Do you make repetitive hand and/or finger movements (e.g. flapping, waving)?
6.Do you make repetitive body movements (e.g. jumping, bouncing)?
7.Do you make other repetitive movements with your body?
8.Do you have a fascination with specific objects (e.g. trains, computers, a particular toy)?
9.Do you have a strong attachment to particular objects?
10.Do you insist on things at home remaining the same (e.g. furniture staying in the same place, ornaments arranged in a certain way)?
11.Do you get upset about minor changes to objects (e.g. flecks of dirt on your clothes, minor scratches on objects)?
12.Do you insist that aspects of daily routine must remain the same?
13.Do you insist on doing things in a certain way or re-doing things until they are 'just right'?
14.Do you play the same music, game or video, or read the same book repeatedly?
15.Do you insist on wearing the same clothes or refuse to wear new clothes?
16.Do you insist on eating the same foods, or a very small range of foods, at every meal?
17.Do you have a special interest that you spend a lot of time on?
18.Do you collect or hoard items of any sort for no apparent purpose?
19.Do you have a strong interest in parts of objects (e.g. the wheels of toy vehicles, hair on a doll)?
20.Do you become preoccupied with, or ask repetitive questions about, particular topics?
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