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Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism.
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The discussions reflect a positive and interested attitude toward the research, with examples such as mentions of the study being 'reassuring' and discussions about its 'trajectories,' which show users deeply engaging with the findings. The tone is supportive and exploratory, emphasizing how the research advances understanding without overstating its immediate practical impact.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the findings that language regression does not predict worse long-term outcomes, as seen in comments highlighting reassurance and positive interpretation.
The frequent mentions of the article's findings and related topics indicate high curiosity and engagement from the community.
Users actively discuss the implications and relevance of the research, referencing podcasts, related studies, and potential biological questions, demonstrating deep engagement.
While the conversations are encouraging and informative, the overall influence on practice or policy appears modest, primarily reinforcing existing knowledge or raising further questions.
Abstract in brief
- The study explores language regression in children with autism, defined as losing language skills they previously acquired, and examines its impact on later communication development up to age 10.
- Children with language regression showed earlier walking and speaking but experienced more delays in expressive and receptive communication over time, though these delays were partly influenced by baseline cognitive and motor abilities.
- Overall, language regression does not necessarily predict worse long-term developmental outcomes, as children with regression can still develop communication skills comparable to those without regression by age 10.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyMultiple contributions from @UniofBath @BathPsychology researchers in @TheJCPP @TheJCPPadvances most downloaded papers! https://t.co/HL8rLGNQIg https://t.co/WnZPXgJ5xY https://t.co/c2dxgkqzF1 - @Rachael_Bedford @EstherWalton18 @Lucy_Waldren @HChristie_psych - well done! https://t.co/yYliOWDhmL
#OpenAccess 'Predictors of #language regression & its association with subsequent #communication #development in children with #autism' by Andrew Pickles of @KingsIoPPN et al. Published in our sister journal @TheJCPP, produced by @acamh https://t.co/tzkLI1S2Ba #mentalhealth
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism https://t.co/07DsbeyVay Reassuring to see that regression in relation to autism is most definitely on the research menu. Next question: [biological] how & why?
NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communication development in autistic children Details
New paper alert on the predictors of language regression in children with #autism. https://t.co/Pxzh2qWJqH https://t.co/lb5MwwrhOs
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Understanding Language Regression in Children with Autism and Outcomes
Learn how to teach your child from no words to sentences and beyond. The study explores language regression in children with autism, its impact on communication development, and factors influencing long-term outcomes.
Language Regression and Communication Development in Children with Autism
This podcast discusses a study on language regression in children with autism, exploring its effects on subsequent communication development and long-term outcomes, highlighting that children with regression often walk…
RT @BathPsychology: Multiple contributions from @UniofBath @BathPsychology researchers in @TheJCPP @TheJCPPadvances most downloaded papers!…
Multiple contributions from @UniofBath @BathPsychology researchers in @TheJCPP @TheJCPPadvances most downloaded papers! https://t.co/HL8rLGNQIg https://t.co/WnZPXgJ5xY https://t.co/c2dxgkqzF1 - @Rachael_Bedford @EstherWalton18 @Lucy_Waldren @HChristie_psych - well done! https://t.co/yYliOWDhmL
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism https://t.co/b8BS8dOan2
RT @TheJCPP: In this podcast, we talk to Dr. Mandy Steiman about her co-authored paper, ‘Predictors of language regression and its associat…
In this podcast, we talk to Dr. Mandy Steiman about her co-authored paper, ‘Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism’, published in @TheJCPP. Listen to the full podcast here: https://t.co/1raHKkrFNr https://t.co/zBWjMyEhsY
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism #Language #autism #development https://t.co/9sCVyWbpyd
Pickles, A., Wright, N., Bedford, R., Steiman, M., Duku, E., Bennett, T., Georgiades, S., Kerns, C.M., Mirenda, P., Smith, I.M., Ungar, W.J., Vaillancourt, T., Waddell, C., Zaidman-Zait, A., Zwaigenbaum, L., Szatmari, P., Elsabbagh, M. and (2022), https://t.co/7CF40e40fK
RT @clinikids_au: In this edition of 60 Second Science, @AJOWhitehouse discusses a recent study which looked at language regression & its a…
In this edition of 60 Second Science, @AJOWhitehouse discusses a recent study which looked at language regression & its assoc with communication development in kids on the spectrum. To access the article discussed in the vid: https://t.co/sNMctK6kXF https://t.co/neK1R8mjR4
#OpenAccess 'Predictors of #language regression & its association with subsequent #communication #development in children with #autism' by Andrew Pickles of @KingsIoPPN et al. Published in our sister journal @TheJCPP, produced by @acamh https://t.co/tzkLI1S2Ba #mentalhealth
RT @NeuroACAR: NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communicati…
RT @NeuroACAR: NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communicati…
RT @NeuroACAR: NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communicati…
RT @NeuroACAR: NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communicati…
NEW #autismresearch study examines potential predictors of language regression and test its link with subsequent communication development in autistic children Details
@HelenTager Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with #autism See
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with au… https://t.co/kknfrgwGP3
RT @vaillancourt_dr: Our new article: Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in ch…
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with au… https://t.co/Ou4p6PiVcT
RT @autismcrisis: Language regression in autistic children, predictors & trajectories, free https://t.co/PhXGAz9yqB "Although language regr…
RT @KCLBHI: New paper alert on the predictors of language regression in children with #autism. https://t.co/Pxzh2qWJqH https://t.co/lb5Mw…
New paper alert on the predictors of language regression in children with #autism. https://t.co/Pxzh2qWJqH https://t.co/lb5MwwrhOs
Predictors of language regression and its association with subsequent communication development in children with autism https://t.co/07DsbeyVay Reassuring to see that regression in relation to autism is most definitely on the research menu. Next question: [biological] how & why?
RT @autismcrisis: Language regression in autistic children, predictors & trajectories, free https://t.co/PhXGAz9yqB "Although language regr…
Language regression in autistic children, predictors & trajectories, free https://t.co/PhXGAz9yqB "Although language regression can be alarming, our findings confirm that its occurrence does not necessarily foreshadow worse developmental outcomes..."