Young people with autism improved their communication with their families during lockdown
E-Mail The period with the strictest lockdown conditions and quarantining posed additional problems for young people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their families, given that their routines were suddenly disrupted. Routines form an essential aspect of their everyday life and life structure. However, their response and adaptation to this new situation was better than expected in aspects like communication and interaction with their families. A study conducted by researchers from the U...
Cristina Mumbard Giulia Balboni Silvia Barnet Research In Developmental Disabilities Psychology Centre In Girona University Of Perugia
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