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Adulthood in ASD: Identifying Vocational Trajectories in a Well-Characterized Longitudinal Cohort
2021 Predoctoral Fellowships
Los Angeles, California
United States
Previous work in employment, education, and other community activities outside the home for people with autism suggest that there are four trajectories an autistic adult follows that predict their participation in these activities as adults. By looking at experiences of autistic people already enrolled in a longitudinal study who have been followed since childhood, researchers hope to uncover what characteristics are linked to or can predict each trajectory and how those activities change over 10 years to understand how stable their participation in community life is as adults. These fine-grained analyses may reveal intervention targets for adults on the spectrum of varying ability levels.
- Keywords:
- Behavioral/ Psychosocial/ Educational
- Regression/ Developmental Trajectory
- Adaptive Behavior
- Behavioral Risk Marker
- Phenotyping/ Assessment
- Longitudinal/ Growth Curve Analysis
- Psychiatric Comorbidities
- Screening/ Diagnosis/ Phenotyping
- Etiology/ Risk Factors
- Treatment/ Prevention
- Adolescents/ Young Adults (13-25 Years)
- Adults (>25 Years)
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Aspergers/ High-Functioning Individuals With ASD
- Low-Functioning/ Non-Verbal Individuals With ASD
Type | Date | Title/Link |
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Publication | 09/13/2021 | Work and well-being: Vocational activity trajectories in young adults with autism spectrum disorder |
Publication | 06/29/2023 | Social competence as a predictor of adult outcomes in autism spectrum disorder |
Status:
CompletedInvestigator:
Clarke, ElaineMentor:
Lord, CatherineGrant Term:
2 yearsAward Type:
Predoctoral FellowshipsGrant Amount:
$74,000.00Institution Website:
http://www.ucla.eduGrant ID:
12854