Sensory Features as Diagnostic Criteria for Autism Sensory Features in Autism
YALE OURNAL OF BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 88 (2015), pp.69-71.
FOCUS: AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS
Sensory Features as Diagnostic Criteria for
Autism: Sensory Features in Autism
Jordan N. Grapel*, Domenic V. Cicchetti, and Fred R. Volkmar
Yale Child Study Center, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
In this study, we examined the frequency of sensory-related issues as reported by parents in a large sample
of school-age adolescents and adults with autism/autism spectrum disorder (ASD†) [1] as compared to a
group of individuals receiving similar clinical evaluations for d
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