A Multisite Study of the Clinical Diagnosis of Different Autism Spectrum Disorders

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@stimimi @hotdiggity69 https://t.co/dNfHJTajGq Lord 2012 is the landmark study showing that which site a diagnosis was made at (rather than distinctive symptom profile) was what predicted whether a child would receive a given DSM-IV PDD diagnosis (autis…

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@DrJaclynnMoskow I can answer 34 for you with a study. It was unreliably diagnosed in practice, even by experts, and Lord (2012) conclusively indicated that site effects were the biggest driver of within-ASD diagnostic differences. So it was a good, dat…

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