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Carried out intervention, found kids made full recovery and were in mainstream schools. They showed improved language and IQ.

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Levy and Perry (2011)
Wollfenden et al. (2012)
Bellini (2004)

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Defined outcome ASD as progress of those with ASD as they grow from childhood and adolescence into adulthood
Found elevated levels of anxiety in high-functioning ASD/Asp's adols so this group experience social and separation anxiety along with panic and physiological arousal
Found diagnosis of ASD is reasonably stable - 53-100% still had diagnosis

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Sepeta et al. (2011)
Bauminger et al. (2003)
Beadle-Brown (2002)

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Assessed outcome of social skills/impairments in ASD. Found little change in social skills, some got more severe with age. Suggests quality of SI does not change in ppl with ASD who have learning difficulties.
Language skills and responsiveness to JA predict adult social outcome
Looked at outcome in Asp - children who were diagnosed when little spent half as much time as TD controls in social interaction with peers

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McHale et al. (2012)
Shivers (2014)
Hannah et al. (2005)
Ferraioli (2012)
Meyer (2011)

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Participation in intervention by sibs can benefit by strengthening sib relationship and providing the sibs with sense of self-efficacy and involvment.
Older siblings have a higher status. Especially if they are the same gender.
Sib-mediated interventions are similiar to results of peer mediated interventions. Sibs act as 'agents of intervention'. Sibs get taught various behavioural techniques to use with ASD sibs
Symptom severity and greater expression of BAP both contribute to adjustment difficulties in TD siblings.
Sibs of individuals with ASD often expected to help out more in home = stress. Sib-mediated interventions must balance needs of indivduals with ASD and sib in ways that may not be as important when a peer is involved as intervention agent

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Which names come under Social Stories?

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Which names come under PECS?

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Which is the description of Charlop-Christy et al.'s (2002) study?

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What are the 3 advantages of PECS research?

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What are the 3 limitations of PECS research?

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What did Park et al. (2010) do?

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What did Howlin et al. (2007) find?

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What did Lori Frost and Andrew Bondy (1985) do?

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Select all the limitations of Lovaas' (1987) study. (6)

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