1.22 clinical and cognitive outcome measure gains following neuroplasticity-based cognitive training: preliminary findings from a computerized intervention program with asd
Individuals with ASD show consistent and persistent cognitive and social difficulties necessary for flexible goal-directed behavior. Adaptive targeted cognitive training (TCT) approaches have shown promise as a means to improve functional impairments in multiple pathologies (eg, schizophrenia, ADHD, dementia), but effective programs for the ASD population are lacking. Recent advances in the accessibility and portability of tablet-based and/or web-based training programs have made feasible the implementation of a novel, computerized, TCT program designed to leverage neuroplasticity in a pilot sample group of youth with ASD.
Source: Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry - Category: Psychiatry Authors: Angela Tseng, Gregory Hooks, Olivia Newman, Natasha Lille, Suma Jacob Source Type: research
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