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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder.

Barbara Carpita, Claudia Carmassi, Sara Calderoni, Dario Muti, Alessia Muscarella, Gabriele Massimetti, Ivan M Cremone, Camilla Gesi, Eugenia Conti, Filippo Muratori, Liliana Dell'Osso

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Abstract in brief

  • The study investigates how autistic traits (AT) and ruminative thinking are related to mental health and daily functioning in parents of children with autism, finding that higher autistic traits are linked to increased psychiatric disorders and lower overall functioning.
  • Parents with a history of psychiatric issues, school difficulties, or language development problems in their children tend to score higher on measures of autistic traits and rumination, suggesting these factors may be interconnected.
  • The research highlights that rumination mediates the relationship between autistic traits and reduced functioning, indicating that addressing rumination could improve mental health and everyday functioning in this parent population.]
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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder - Corrigendum. https://t.co/2o6sUtfdPd #PubMed #Autism

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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder. https://t.co/hPzKy4FMLr #PubMed #Autism

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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder - Corrigendum. https://t.co/2o6sUtfdPd #PubMed #Autism

Jun 5, 2020 · 389 followers View post →
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The broad autism phenotype in real-life: clinical and functional correlates of autism spectrum symptoms and rumination among parents of patients with autism spectrum disorder. https://t.co/hPzKy4FMLr #PubMed #Autism

Nov 22, 2019 · 389 followers View post →