Study Links Executive Function Challenges to ADHD and Autism Symptoms in Adults with ASD
New research shows that daily executive function difficulties in adults with autism spectrum disorder are linked to ADHD symptoms and core autism traits, highlighting the importance of cognitive assessments in this group.
Intellectual Functioning Key to Adaptive Behavior in Autistic Children, Study Finds
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 Cognitive Aging in Autism: Evidence Suggests Unique Patterns
A recent study reveals that cognitive aging in autistic adults shows both similarities and unique patterns compared to non-autistic adults, with some memory functions appearing safeguarded.
Challenges and Strategies for Gender-Affirming Hormone Therapy in Autistic Transgender Adults
A study reveals that autistic transgender adults may face unique challenges in adhering to gender-affirming hormone therapy, highlighting sensory and executive function factors and suggesting supportive strategies.
Study Explores Links Between Executive Function, Attention, and Social Challenges in Children with NF1 and Autism
A study finds that executive functioning and attention difficulties are linked to social impairments in children with Neurofibromatosis Type 1 and Autism Spectrum Disorder, suggesting targeted interventions may help.