New Study Defines Meaningful Change Thresholds on Social Responsiveness Scale for Autistic Children
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A new study establishes minimal clinically important difference values for the Social Responsiveness Scale in autistic children aged 4 to 10, aiding interpretation of treatment effects.
Study Reveals How Sex and IQ Influence Social Attention Differences in Autism
A new study finds that social attention differences in autism vary by sex and cognitive ability, with autistic females and children with lower IQ showing greater reductions in gaze to faces.