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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 />

Description Intervention<br />

Inclusion/Exclusion<br />

Criteria/Population<br />

C-368<br />

Baseline<br />

Measures Outcomes<br />

entry and 12<br />

months (both r =<br />

0.78) and<br />

between IQ at<br />

study entry and IQ<br />

at 12 months (r =<br />

0.93).<br />

VABS composite<br />

scores at study<br />

entry and 12<br />

months were<br />

significantly<br />

correlated (r =<br />

0.91), but not with<br />

early VABS<br />

composite score.<br />

Change in IQ from<br />

early measure to<br />

study entry was<br />

predicted only by<br />

age at start of<br />

behavioral<br />

treatment (r = -<br />

0.39, P = 0.04).<br />

There was no<br />

effect of group<br />

level of consultants<br />

on changes<br />

in IQ and VABS<br />

scales from study<br />

entry to 12<br />

months.<br />

Comments: *There were 12 children in both G1a and G1c and 9 children in both G1a and G1b. Means and variances were<br />

not significantly different between G1a and G1b, so the authors considered these values as representative <strong>for</strong> the overall group<br />

of participants at baseline.<br />

**Among 6 who had ceased to receiving EIBI be<strong>for</strong>e follow-up, 5 were receiving special needs school education and 1 had no<br />

school placement.

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