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... There was also a significant difference between groups for the LA ISCEV 488 standard 0.5 log phot cd.s.m-2 flash and development of the photopic hill in response to increasing flash 489 [r] ... See full document

... on Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) is important, as it can refine understandings of particular issues related to ASD and be practically relevant provided that quality criteria are applied (Bӧlte, ...The ... See full document

... First, a close examination of key studies reveals methodological shortcomings that invite a re-assessment. For example, some of the most influential and oft-cited papers in the field concluded that verbal memory ... See full document

... No medication can improve the core signs of autism spectrum disorder, but specific medications can help control symptoms. For example :sleeping problems – this may be treated with a medication such ... See full document

... phenotype (Andersson, Gillberg, & Miniscalco, 2013; Haney, 2016). Only one study, to date, has attempted to address this issue. In a sample of 190 children aged between 3 and 18, Kopp and Gillberg (2011) identified ... See full document

... the placenta, melatonin entrains the fetal circadian rhythm, maintains the normal sleep pattern, and 102.. protects the fetus from neurodevelopmental disorders such as ASD.[r] ... See full document

... The Cognitive Interview (CI) is one of the most widely accepted forms of interviewing techniques for eliciting the most detailed, yet accurate reports from witnesses. No research, however, has examined its effectiveness ... See full document

... Episodic memory involves engaging in mental time travel in order to re-experience the spatio-temporal context of the event in question. Episodes in one’s memory are characterised by the co-occurrence of elements of ... See full document

... covariates among these study subjects indicated that mean BMI was likely to be somewhat higher for those with missing data and that the data may be missing not at random. Because of this, we chose to exclude them rather ... See full document

... reliable, full and accurate accounts from cooperative witnesses and suspects because the details that are given are not contaminated with the cognitive and social bias demands of a specific or leading question ... See full document

... the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS- G; Lord, et ...the disorder. The Autism-Spectrum Questionnaire (AQ; Baron-Cohen et ... See full document

... To conclude, findings from the present study indicate that individuals with ASD, notwithstanding working memory impairments, can achieve similar mental image scanning task performance to people without ASD. This has ... See full document

... with the schools to select children identified on the School’s Special Needs Register as having an autism spectrum disorder; children with additional diagnoses such as Fragile X and tuberous ... See full document

... Sotos syndrome is a congenital overgrowth disorder which was initially recognised in 1964 (Sotos et al. 1964). The estimated incidence is 1 in 14,000 (Tatton-Brown and Rahman 2004). Diagnostic criteria include ... See full document

... of autism symptomatology within- syndrome, at the group level, participants showed sig- nificantly elevated scores across all domains relative to the typical ... See full document

... Spatial smoothing is a prevalent preprocessing step for the neuroimages. It helps reduce the resampling related artifacts after image registration [80]. So, I have applied a full width half maximum (FWHM) Gaussian ... See full document

... examined biases in counterfactual thinking, with mixed results. For example, Scott, Baron- Cohen and Leslie (1999) found that, relative to Typically Developing (TD) children, children with ASD were unimpaired in their ... See full document

... The evaluation for children who will receive Part C services will consist of a multidisciplinary team of at least two professionals. If during the initial screening or phone conversation there are “Red Flags” that alert ... See full document

... 2.9-year delay (b = 2.87 t[1211] = 9.64, P , .001) in the age at ASD diagnosis when compared with children with ASD only. The results of the regression indicated that our full models explained 53% of the variance ... See full document

... requires onset in at least one domain and presentation of a minimum of six symptoms (within or across domains; e.g., failure to develop peer relationships appropriate to developmental level, lack of social or emotional ... See full document