Attachment security differs by later autism spectrum disorder: A prospective study

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Attachment security differs by later autism spectrum disorder: A prospective study https://t.co/MMLgHQNAK5 EARLY SCREENING AND INTERVENTION MATTERS! #IMHPromotion #AutismAwareness

Pleased to share this work in #attachment and #ASD with Miami colleagues: Attachment security differs by later autism spectrum disorder: A prospective study https://t.co/vPhMWmtilP

https://t.co/uPNLnT4z2R Katherine Martin, J.D. Haltigan, Naomi Vanessa, and Emily Barbara find that high risk siblings with insecure (especially resistant) attachment at 15 months were more likely to go on to an ASD outcome at 3 years.

RT @JDHaltigan: 👥Delighted to share a short report accepted at Developmental Science with colleagues at @univmiami extending our #attachmen…

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