Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
ORIGINAL ARTICLESDomains of Social Communication Handicap in Autism Spectrum Disorder
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2019, Brain ResearchCitation Excerpt :In a second analysis, we evaluated the extent to which connectivity within and between the action observation, social cognitive and attention networks correlated with symptom severity in ASD. This analysis compared patterns of connectivity with symptom severity using the two subscales of the ADOS-Revised loaded by unique factors that may underlie distinct endotypes of the heterogeneous ASD population: the social communicative (ADOS-SA) and the observed restricted behaviors and interests (ADOS-RRB) subdomains (Gotham et al., 2008; Robertson et al., 1999; Shuster et al., 2014). The results from this analysis are shown in Fig. 3 (all p < 0.01; see also Table 3).
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2016, Research in Autism Spectrum DisordersCitation Excerpt :Such a method would potentially help to advance ASD research across genetic and epidemiological domains. Several studies that have used factor analysis to examine ADOS subfactors have revealed an additional JA factor (Gotham et al., 2008; Gotham, Risi, Pickles, & Lord, 2007; Oosterling et al., 2010; Robertson, Tanguay, Lecuyer, Sims, & Waltrip, 1999). The JA factor identified by Gotham et al. (2007, 2008) and replicated by (Oosterling et al., 2010) was comprised of a range of discrete social behaviors including JA but also including behavioral requesting (i.e., pointing, response to joint attention, gesturing, showing, initiation of joint attention and unusual eye contact).