[PDF] Top 20 Review of psycho-educational interventions in children with autism spectrum disorder

... of interventions there were significantly more parents with lower educational ...the educational level influences greatly the use of ...the educational level of ... See full document

... effects of social skills and Theory of Mind (S.S.T.o.M) intervention in improving the social communication skills of high functioning children with ...participants of ... See full document

... distribution of children with ASD by social class shows an intriguing higher prevalence of children with autism in the most affluent social ...distribution ... See full document

... presented in Table IV, the behavior of the child with ASD is analyzed and according to the results the particular comprehensive educational intervention program is ...person with ASD ... See full document

... published 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) ... See full document

... purpose of this experiment, the researcher used a reversal design, which is a single subject (ABAB) ...The interventions were introduced in a systematic order following a stable trend for each ...A, ... See full document

... division, in which psychosocial care centers (Centro de Atenc¸a˜o Psicossocial – CAPS) are the main facilities through which care for individuals with severe and persistent mental health problems is ... See full document

... alterations in the organization of health care ...ASD children, minimizing waiting times and schedule appointments to reduce disruptions in child’s routine and individualized modifications ... See full document

... reported in the literature [4,5,7,8,17- 24]. The impact observed in the present study was high, but higher impact was on caries-free children in the SWB ...those of another study [5]. ... See full document

... Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is one of the disorders included in the national policies of Specialized Educational Assistance ...investigate in the national literature ... See full document

... was in the normal range with weight, height and head circumference respectively in the percentiles: 25–50th, 50 and ...measured with the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children (WISC) ... See full document

... that children who show a greater improvement in social skills in the presence of the dog are older children (child aspects), and those who have had a parent attend PAWS workshops and ... See full document

... manifestations of nonpolio entero- virus illnesses are mild and include upper respiratory infections; hand, foot, and mouth disease; herpangina; pleuro- dynia; and fever with rash or myalgias and ... See full document

... reported in the original paper, we extracted pre- treatment and post-treatment mean and standard deviation, F-value from Analysis of Variance tests, and/or Cohen’s d ...deviation of this measure ... See full document

... comparison of identification accuracy with performance on the Motor Imagery task may shed some light on whether towards and away gestures are processed ...performance in this task and the ... See full document

... records of 25 patients with a primary diagnosis of ASD by DSM-IV- TR criteria, later determined to have enzyme- or mutation-defined mitochondrial electron transport chain (ETC) ...Twenty-four ... See full document

... profusion of studies report- ing clinical and, especially, behavioral improvement with glu- ten-exclusion diets in patients with autism cannot be simply ignored, it is at present ... See full document

... differences in peripheral iron levels (including iron, ferritin, or transferrin) in children with ASD compared with controls (calculated as Hedges g statistic) and the odds ratio (OR) ... See full document

... that autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is characterized by asynchronous neural ...changes in neural oscillations represent an index of the disorder or are shared more broadly among ... See full document

... persons with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) tend to engage less in physical activity than non-affected ...prevalence of sedentary lifestyle and ASD-related factors in ... See full document