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Expert Consensus Regarding Indicators of a Traumatic Reaction in Autistic Youth: A Delphi Survey

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  • Connor M. Kerns
  • Diana L. Robins
  • Paul Shattuck
  • Craig J. Newschaffer
  • Steven J. Berkowitz

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It has been suggested that the sequelae of trauma are under-recognized in youth on the autism spectrum.

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  • Connor M. Kerns & Diana L. Robins & Paul Shattuck & Craig J. Newschaffer & Steven J. Berkowitz, "undated". "Expert Consensus Regarding Indicators of a Traumatic Reaction in Autistic Youth: A Delphi Survey," Mathematica Policy Research Reports aecfc95dbe204aca98ede53e9, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:aecfc95dbe204aca98ede53e9e352bc2
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