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Nutritional status of autistic and typically developing children in mumbai
... The exact cause for overweight and obesity in autistic children is not known. Several studies report various factors which maybe associated with obesity in children with ASD. Ho et al., (1997) in Canada found that 42.6% ...
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Feasibility Exploration of Electrodermal Response to Food in Children with ASD Compared to Typically Developing Children
... pattern in children with autism when they examined tonic baseline and phasic response to controlled auditory stimuli. Children with ASD had significantly higher tonic baseline and recovery levels when compared to ...
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An Investigation of Quality of Mixed-Neurodevelopmental Intimate Adult Relationships With an Emphasis on the Typically Developing Partner Perspective
... by typically developing partners in mixed-neurodevelopmental intimate relationships may include but not be limited to difficulties engaging in reciprocal verbal and non- verbal communication and social ...
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Variation in the autism candidate gene GABRB3 modulates tactile sensitivity in typically developing children
... The current studies report a preliminary investigation of underlying genetic mechanisms of tactile sensitivity in typically developing children. The aim was to test an as- sociation between variation in ...
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Phonological Processes Of 2.6 To 6 Years Old Typically Developing Tamil Speaking Children
... Abstract: The present study aimed at identifying phonological processes in 2.6 years to 6 years typically developing Tamil speaking children. Thirty typically developing Tamil speaking ...
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Compression of Cognitive Flexibility and Adjustment of Students with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) and Typically Developing Students
... children with DCD. Hence, in order to better identify the children with DCD, sampling was done in two steps: the participants were chosen from students aged 10-14 from 12 primary schools in three districts of Ardabil ...
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Measures of Acoustic Reflexes in Typically Developing Children and Children with Suspected Auditory Processing Disorder
... to typically developing children, reflexes in clinical groups of children may only be activated at higher noise levels and therefore the benefits of reflex activation may be ...
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PERSON, NUMBER AND GENDER MARKERS AMONG HINDI SPEAKING TYPICALLY DEVELOPING CHILDREN
... Typically developing school going children were recruited from Hindi-medium schools within the age range of four to six years. The children within four to six years were preferred for the study because by ...
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The Reliability of the Social Responsiveness Scale-2 in an Iranian Typically Developing Group of Children
... To our knowledge, this was the first study to evaluate the reliability of the Farsi translation of SRS. As its strengths, the study assessed both teachers and parents’ reports within a rather large sample of ...
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The Relationship between Phoneme Production and Perception in Speech-Impaired and Typically-Developing Children
... One of the central questions that Eric Lenneberg raised in his seminal book, Biological Foundations of Language is: What is the relationship be- tween language comprehension and language production? This paper reviews ...
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Grey matter volume and cortical structure in Prader-Willi syndrome compared to typically developing young adults
... The finding of greater cortical thickness in young adults with PWS appears at odds with the lack of a difference in cortical thickness re- ported by Lukoshe et al. (2013) in children with the deletion type of PWS compared ...
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Differential methylation at the RELN gene promoter in temporal cortex from autistic and typically developing post-puberal subjects
... Methylation was evaluated applying two different indi- ces: (a) “percent of methylation” index (number of meth- ylated clones/total number of clones at each CpG position), to quantify the extent of methylation at each ...
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Strategies Typically Developing Writers Use for Translating Thought into the Next Sentence and Evolving Text: Implications for Assessment and Instruction
... Three new approaches to writing assessment are introduced. First, strategies for generating the very next sentence are assessed in reference to the local level as well as the evolving text level of composing in progress. ...
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A Social Skills Support Program For Children With Down Syndrome And Their Typically Developing Siblings: Effect On Sibling Relationship
... Individuals with DS are at an increased risk for several medical conditions and experience developmental and intellectual delays. Children with DS can show some problems with social behaviour and communication skills ...
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Callous-unemotional traits and brain structure: Sex-specific effects in anterior insula of typically-developing youths
... in typically developing youths (Lockwood et ...activation typically seen in healthy children and adolescents following punishment learning ((Finger et ...
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Perceived social support in mothers of typically developing children and mothers of children with hearing sensory impairment
... This study aimed to compare perceived social support in mothers of children with sensory impairment (children with hearing impairment and children with visual impairment) and mot- hers of typically ...
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Voice processing abilities in children with autism, children with specific language impairments and young typically developing children
... the typically developing child, the child with autism lacks normal social awareness and nonverbal communication skills, and it has been suggested that there is a fundamental impairment in the ability to ...
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Production and perception of the voiceless sibilant fricatives in typically developing children with applications for children with cleft palate
... to typically developing controls on performance on a perceptual speech discrimination task employing an ABX paradigm and words that differed on minimal initial and final consonant pairs (Finnegan, ...
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Transfer of learning of a pattern drawing task in typically developing children
... Thirty-one typically developing children were recruited for the present study (12 boys and 19 ...a) typically developing children as reported by the children’s parents; b) having an ability to ...
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Executive functions and autism traits in SCT compared to typically developing children
... In the current study executive skills are of specific interest due to their importance in daily life and their association with regulating behavior and emotions (Beauchamp & Anderson, 2010), which is important in ...
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