Percept Mot Skills February 2022 PMID 34936828

Exercise-Based Interventions Aimed at Improving Balance in Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Meta-Analysis.

Mirjana Djordjević, Haris Memisevic, Srecko Potic, Uros Djuric

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The group's overall tone reflects support for the article's findings, as seen in comments like 'Various interventions designed to improve balance have proved helpful,' which demonstrate acknowledgment of the positive impact. The use of terms like 'helpful' and references to reputable sources suggest a recognition of the research's importance, though some posts remain relatively surface-level without delving into detailed methodologies or implications.

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Most discussions express strong support for the positive findings of the meta-analysis, highlighting the effectiveness of balance interventions in ASD.

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While some posts show interest in the topic, such as referencing specific interventions and journals, others are more general or brief, indicating moderate engagement.

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Posts include mentions of sharing related interventions and retweets, suggesting moderate involvement, though not deeply analytical or critical.

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The discussions emphasize the practical significance of the research, with comments implying that these findings could influence future therapy approaches.

Abstract in brief

This meta-analysis reviewed 15 studies involving 195 children and adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to evaluate the effectiveness of various balance interventions, finding a large positive impact on improving balance skills.
The results showed that balance-based exercises are highly effective in helping children with ASD improve their motor skills, indicating that balance is a motor skill that can be significantly enhanced through targeted interventions.
The article also offers recommendations for future researchers on what information to include when designing and reporting balance intervention studies to improve the quality and consistency of research in this area.]

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