[PDF] Top 20 Characteristics of the emissive prosody of children with autism spectrum disorder

... analyze the prosodic aspects of speech in children with Autism Spectrum ...21 children aged 3 to 6 years participated and were divided into three groups: Group 1 – chil- ... See full document

... samples of the selected children were analyzed in a second ...parts of spontaneous conversations recorded with a Sony Action video camera during ludic acivities lasting approximately 10 ... See full document

... associated with a range of individual related ...range of benefits to many families living with a child with ASD, not all families are likely to experience the same improvements ... See full document

... results of Schultz et al. [27] regarding the poor acti- vation of the fusiform gyrus may support the theory of weak central coherence suggesting that, in individuals with ... See full document

... abilities of imitating generic and sequential motion gesture schemes in family routines among children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Speciic Language Impairment (SLI) ... See full document

... evaluates the brain’s capacity to discriminate sounds, regardless of attentional and behavioral ...in the study of auditory processing research in ...verify the applicability of ... See full document

... associated with an impairment of basic automatic social-emotion process was the conclusion from a study that examined automatic and voluntary mimicry of facial expressions (McIntosh, ... See full document

... presented with its naturally cast shadow; ii) incongruent condition, in which an object was presented with a cast shadow originating from another object; iii) no-shadow condition, in which an object was ... See full document

... Autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) describe a range of conditions classified as neurodevelopmental disorders, which are known by deficit in communication, social interactions and presence of ... See full document

... Regarding the video on hearing sensitivity, our main hypothesis for the decreased mean scores (although statistically insignificant) was inappropriate video selec- tion, as this was the only topic in ... See full document

... examined the effectiveness of school home notes for students with ...forms of interventions that have been used to increase astudent’s homework completion and accuracy rate such as parent ... See full document

... glance, the superior performance observed in the familiarity test in the ASD group is surprising because it contrasts with the findings of previous studies with similar ... See full document

... Autism spectrum disorders constitute a group of neuro-developmental disorders characterized by severe impairments in social interaction and communication, often accompanied by restricted, repetitive ... See full document

... Since children with intellectual disabilities tend to maintain shorter interpersonal dis- tances [11], matching intellectual levels between ASD and TD groups is ...studies with larger samples have ... See full document

... studies of ASD have examined attentional capacities of such individuals, no clear consensus has as yet been ...hyperactivity disorder symptoms often seem to co-occur in ASD [62], ...number of ... See full document

... in the last six years (2012-2017) involving the develo- pment and application of software programs related to emotion recognition in children and teenagers with ASD; and (b) studies ... See full document

... that the name and description of heuristic 14 did not match. The comments related to these five heuristics were analysed and the discussion is presented in Section ...IRR. The results ... See full document

... compare the performance of children and adolescents with Speciic Language Impairment (SLI) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) using a formal, standardized test that ... See full document

... that the incidence of autism spectrum disorders is 1% of the infantile ...implies the need of urgent identiication of eficient intervention proposals as well ... See full document

... proposal of speech-language intervention with remote follow-up allowed the inclusion of other family members besides ...11 children had always had the same adult as a playing ... See full document