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Research by Topic: cognitive ability
Do the rules apply in school?
Published July 2, 2019 in ASF PodcastThis week is focused on what happens in schools, including classification, service receipt and new interventions. How an educational classification translates to a clinical diagnosis, how and what factors are important in receiving services, what teachers think about repetitive behaviors and finally, a new intervention that can be delivered by therapists in school or mental […]
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Filed under: adolescents, Autism, Autism Research, Autism Science, cognitive ability, Diagnosis, Education, intellectual function, podcast, Repetitive Behavior, School-Aged
Understanding the hard to research
Published July 1, 2019 in ASF PodcastWhat do Princess Kate and Amy Schumer have in common, and what does it have to do with autism? The answer: Hyperemesis Gravidum. It’s linked to autism, but not strongly, but it does show more evidence of significant overlap between many neuropsychiatric issues and disorders. More importantly though, those with low verbal ability and low […]
https://asfpodcast.org/archives/683
Filed under: anxiety, Autism Reseach, Autism Science, brain, cognitive ability, gene x environment, overlap, podcast, Uncategorized, verbal ability, women