Test-retest reliability and responsiveness of the Self-Regulation Assessment in a rehabilitation population: A prospective multicentre validation study.

A prospective multicentre study examined the psychometric properties of the Self-Regulation Assessment (SRA) in rehabilitation patients, evaluating both its test-retest reliability and its ability to detect meaningful change over time. Findings support the SRA as a dependable tool for measuring self-regulation capacity in this population. Clinicians in rehabilitation settings may find this instrument useful for monitoring patients' ability to manage their own recovery behaviors.

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