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Project Title

Project Title

Identifying markers for treatment response to cognitive training in autism spectrum disorders

Principal Investigator

Principal Investigator

Schweitzer, Julie

Description

Description

The study aims to compare the effectiveness of an intervention that targets improvements in working memory (WM) skills across two subgroups of individuals with ASD and with varying levels of inattentiveness. The study will determine if subgrouping by degree and type of attention ADHD symptoms in participants with ASD predicts response to cognitive training and determine if subgrouping participants with ASD according to the presence or absence of FXS predicts response to cognitive training. The study will recruit 48 children, age 8 to 18 years, half FXS half ASD.

Funder

Funder

Department of Defense - Army

Funding Country

Funding Country

United States

Fiscal Year Funding

Fiscal Year Funding

0

Current Award Period

Current Award Period

2013-2016

Strategic Plan Question

Strategic Plan Question

Question 4: Which Treatments and Interventions Will Help?

Funder’s Project Link

Funder’s Project Link

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Institution

Institution

University of California, Davis

Institute Location

Institute Location

United States

Project Number

Project Number

AR120332

Government or Private

Government or Private

Government

History/Related Projects

History/Related Projects

Identifying markers for treatment response to cognitive training in autism spectrum disorders | 153999 | 2012 | AR120332
Identifying markers for treatment response to cognitive training in autism spectrum disorders | 560000 | 2013 | AR120332
Identifying markers for treatment response to cognitive training in autism spectrum disorders | 0 | 2014 | AR120332
Identifying markers for treatment response to cognitive training in autism spectrum disorders | 0 | 2015 | AR120332

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