The Association Between Caregiver Characteristics, Implementation, and Child Outcomes in a Parent-Mediated Intervention for Children with Autism
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Developmental differences in infant gaze patterns as a cue for caregiver greeting between neurotypically developing infants and infants later diagnosed with autism
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Bilingualism as a Protective Factor for Executive Dysfunction in Autism
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Autism and Gender Variance Co-Occurrence Rates: A Survey Analysis
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Infant neurobehavioral development as a product of iterative, transactional engagement with their familial and social contexts
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The ADGRB1 receptor (BAI1): A key player in phagocytosis, brain development, and neurological disease
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Neurobehavioral Processes Shaping Infant Development in the First 6 Postnatal Months and Emerging Differences in Autism
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Andy - A Documentary Short Film
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Social Visual Engagement in Children With and Without Autism: Classroom and Lab Observations
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Early Infant Gaze Patterns in Interaction: Considering Maternal Depression among Infants at Elevated and Typical Likelihood of Autism