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Therapies for Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders

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Evidence Table. <strong>Therapies</strong> <strong>for</strong> children with ASD<br />

Study<br />

Inclusion/Exclusion Baseline<br />

Description Intervention<br />

Criteria/Population Measures Outcomes<br />

Author:<br />

Inclusion criteria: Commonly Commonly<br />

Chalfant et al., Intervention:<br />

• Met criteria <strong>for</strong> an anxiety occurring occurring co-<br />

2007<br />

CBT based on “cool kids” Disorder beyond their comoribidities: morbidities:<br />

(Lyneham, Abbott, ASD symptoms. Child Report: Child Report:<br />

Country: Wignall, & Rapee, 2003) • <strong>Children</strong> with frequent , <strong>Children</strong>’s Automatic <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

Australia consisted of recognition of irrational fears and Thoughts Scale Automatic<br />

Practice<br />

anxious feelings and<br />

reactions to anxiety,<br />

avoidant behaviors (internalizing), mean Thoughts Scale<br />

± SD:<br />

(internalizing),<br />

setting:<br />

cognitive restructuring Exclusion criteria: G1: 43.82 ± 22.91 mean ± SD:<br />

Academic<br />

Intervention<br />

setting:<br />

Clinic<br />

Enrollment<br />

period:<br />

NR<br />

Funding:<br />

NR<br />

strategies, coping self- • Intellectual delay<br />

talk, exposure to feared • Physical disability<br />

stimuli, and relapse • Currently taking anti-<br />

prevention; 2-hr weekly anxiety or anti-<br />

sessions <strong>for</strong> 9 weeks, and depressant medication<br />

three monthly booster • Those presenting with<br />

sessions totaling 12 marked externalizing<br />

sessions<br />

difficulties (e.g. Conduct<br />

Disorder or Oppositional<br />

Groups:<br />

Defiant Disorder) or<br />

G1: CBT<br />

whose parents were<br />

G2: Wait-list control<br />

experiencing acute<br />

marital breakdown<br />

Provider:<br />

G2: 54.58 ± 14.8 G1: 10.39 ± 5.56<br />

G2: 51 ± 11.87<br />

Revised <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

Manifest Anxiety Revised<br />

Scale, mean ± SD: <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

G1: 15.86 ± 3.33 Manifest Anxiety<br />

G2: 17.58 ± 4.10 Scale, mean ±<br />

SD:<br />

Spence <strong>Children</strong>’s G1: 4.93 ± 2.55<br />

Anxiety Scale, mean G2: 16.74 ± 4.63<br />

± SD:<br />

G1: 43.57 ± 12.74 Spence <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

G2: 42.26 ± 8.53 Anxiety Scale,<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

• Clinical psychologist<br />

G1: 13.79 ± 10.96<br />

G2: 41.37 ± 9.09<br />

Author industry<br />

relationship<br />

disclosures:<br />

NR<br />

Design:<br />

RCT<br />

Chalfant et al.,<br />

2007 (continued)<br />

Assessment:<br />

Multi-modal and multiperson<br />

assessment<br />

Self report: RCMAS,<br />

SCAS, CATS<br />

Parent-report: SCAS,<br />

SDQ<br />

Teacher report: SDQ<br />

Measure of treatment<br />

fidelity reported:<br />

No<br />

Co-interventions held<br />

stable during treatment:<br />

NR<br />

Concomitant therapies:<br />

NR<br />

N at enrollment:<br />

G1: 32<br />

G2: 19<br />

N at follow-up:<br />

G1: 28<br />

G2: 19<br />

Age, mean/years ± SD:<br />

G1 and G2 combined: 10.8<br />

± 1.35<br />

Range: 8-13 years<br />

Mental age:<br />

NR<br />

Gender:<br />

G1 and G2 combined<br />

M, n (%): 35 (74)<br />

F, n (%): 12 (26)<br />

Race/ethnicity:<br />

NR<br />

SES:<br />

Maternal education: NR<br />

Household income: NR<br />

Diagnostic approach:<br />

In Study (method):<br />

Independent diagnosis;<br />

confirmed during baseline<br />

Referral (method):<br />

Community health<br />

centers, mental health<br />

professionals, medical<br />

practitioners, and<br />

parents<br />

Diagnostic tool / method:<br />

Diagnosed by pediatrician,<br />

C-196<br />

<strong>Children</strong>’s Automatic<br />

Thoughts Scale<br />

(hostile intent),<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 14.75 ± 8.61<br />

G2: 11.21 ± 5.67<br />

Parent Report:<br />

Spence <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

Anxiety Scale –<br />

Parent report, mean<br />

± SD:<br />

G1: 44.96 ± 13.7<br />

G2: 46.79 ± 10.95<br />

Strengths and<br />

difficulties<br />

questionnaire –<br />

Parent report<br />

(emotional) , mean ±<br />

SD:<br />

G1: 7.25 ± 1.88<br />

G2: 7.37 ± 2.48<br />

Strengths and<br />

difficulties<br />

questionnaire –<br />

Parent report<br />

(externalizing) ,<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 6.96 ± 4.29<br />

G2: 5.95 ± 5.23<br />

Teacher report:<br />

Strengths and<br />

<strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

Automatic<br />

Thoughts Scale<br />

(hostile intent),<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 9.54 ± 5.64<br />

G2: 11.37 ± 5.25<br />

Parent Report:<br />

Spence <strong>Children</strong>’s<br />

Anxiety Scale –<br />

Parent report,<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 13.96 ± 5.11<br />

G2: 44.16 ± 9.04<br />

Strengths and<br />

difficulties<br />

questionnaire –<br />

Parent report<br />

(emotional) ,<br />

mean ± SD:<br />

G1: 2.75 ± 1.38<br />

G2: 8.21 ± 1.03<br />

Strengths and<br />

difficulties

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