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Broader Autism Phenotype

This poster session highlights research concerned with the characteristics of autism traits in relatives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders. The abstracts offer perspectives on behaviour, cognition and outcomes.
Friday, 3 May 2013: 14:00-18:00
Banquet Hall (Kursaal Centre)
Moderator:
L. Zwaigenbaum
14:00
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23 Single-Unit Responses to Emotional Stimuli in the Human Amygdala
O. Tudusciuc U. Rutishauser S. Wang A. Mamelak I. Ross R. Adolphs
15:00
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24 The Factor Structure of Cognitive and Emotional Empathy in Individuals with Autism, Their Parents and General Population Controls
R. Grove A. J. Baillie C. Allison S. Baron-Cohen R. A. Hoekstra
16:00
137.025
25 Parenting Behaviour Among Parents of Toddlers with Autism Spectrum Disorder
G. Lambrechts J. P. W. Maljaars K. Van Leeuwen B. Maes I. Noens
14:00
137.026
26 Autistic Traits in Parents of Children with Autism NOT ONLY Explained by the Burden of Chronic Disorder
N. Gaddour N. Boussaid S. Missaoui L. Gaha
15:00
137.027
27 Model Invariance Across Genders in the Broad Autism Phenotype Questionnaire
N. Broderick J. L. Wade R. E. Reeve
16:00
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28 BAPQ As a Predictor of Child Functioning in Autism Spectrum Disorders
J. C. Bush C. R. Maxwell O. Hsin R. T. Schultz
14:00
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29 Are Atypical Face Processing and Reduced Joint Attention Characteristics of the Broader Autism Phenotype?
P. Novack K. Gillespie-Lynch J. Lee R. Elias P. Escudero T. Hutman S. P. Johnson
15:00
137.030
30 The Broader Autism Phenotype in Parents of Multiplex Versus Simplex Autism
E. Sucksmith I. A. Roth C. Allison S. Baron-Cohen R. A. Hoekstra
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