Intellectual Functioning Key to Adaptive Behavior in Autistic Children, Study Finds
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A recent study of 200 autistic children found that intellectual functioning, more than executive control, plays a key role in adaptive behavior alongside sensory processing differences.
Study Explores Links Between Executive Function, Attention, and Social Challenges in Children with NF1 and Autism
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Eye Tracking Reveals Links Between Autism Traits, Joint Attention, and Development in Preschoolers
A study using eye tracking in preschool autistic children found links between joint attention accuracy, social traits, and cognitive skills, highlighting targets for early intervention.