Labels Are Not Enough: What Parents, Teachers and Teens Say Schools Get Wrong About Autism
A University of Galway study of parents, educators and teenagers finds that real inclusion for autistic adolescents depends less on ...
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Brief Multisensory Training Reshapes Audiovisual Timing in Autistic Youth, but Speech Gains Remain Elusive
A brief multisensory timing training narrowed the temporal binding window in autistic children and adolescents for about a week, but ...
Storytime beats screens: toddler brains light up during real parent play
A first-of-its-kind Northwestern EEG study shows toddlers' brains are more engaged during natural play and book reading with parents than ...
UCLA Tarjan Center forum tackles disability services, misinformation and mental health
The UCLA Tarjan Center's free virtual forum on Oct. 23 convenes state leaders, researchers and self-advocates to examine disability services ...
Video Scene Displays Help Minimally Speaking Autistic Children Talk With Peers
A staggered single-case study found that a video-based visual scene display AAC intervention produced immediate, large, and sustained increases in ...
Telehealth Autism Assessment Passes a Key Reliability Test in Adults
A preregistered study of 100 adults found that a structured, neurodiversity-affirming telehealth autism assessment achieved 86 percent agreement between treating ...
Autistic Adults Struggle With Subtle Voice Changes When Decoding Tonal Words
A study of Cantonese-speaking adults finds that autistic listeners accommodate changes between talkers as well as neurotypical listeners but show ...
Brain Maps Reveal Hidden Differences in How Autistic Children Process Seeing and Hearing Speech
A reference-independent EEG analysis shows that autistic and non-autistic children suppress their brain responses to audiovisual speech similarly, but differ ...
Newborns Show Sex Differences in Attention Within Hours of Birth, Cambridge Study Finds
Cambridge researchers report that newborn girls and boys differ on average in attention to faces versus objects within hours of ...
Genetic Signals of Social Behaviour Shift With Age, Reporter and Context
A large genome-wide meta-analysis shows that the genetic architecture of social behaviour in humans varies systematically with behavioural domain, reporter, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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