Journal of developmental and behavioral pediatrics : JDBP · 2010
The frequency of restricted and repetitive behaviors in a community sample of 15-month-old infants.
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Arnott Bronia, McConachie Helen, Meins Elizabeth, Fernyhough Charles, Couteur Ann Le, Turner Michelle, Parkinson Kathryn, Vittorini Lucia, Leekam Susan
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the frequency and pattern of a wide range of restricted and repetitive behaviors in the second year of life.
METHOD: Parents of 139 15-month-old typically developing infants from a community sample completed the Repetitive Behavior Questionnaire-2, giving information on restricted and repetitive behaviors (e.g., stereotyped motor movements, sensory interests, routines and rituals, and preoccupations with restricted interests) seen in their children.
RESULTS: The Repetitive Behavior Questionnaire-2 was found to be a reliable measure of these behaviors at this age and revealed a high frequency of particular types of repetitive motor movements in 15 month olds.
CONCLUSION: These findings have implications for the early detection of disorders characterized by high levels of restricted and repetitive behaviors, such as autism spectrum disorder.
METHOD: Parents of 139 15-month-old typically developing infants from a community sample completed the Repetitive Behavior Questionnaire-2, giving information on restricted and repetitive behaviors (e.g., stereotyped motor movements, sensory interests, routines and rituals, and preoccupations with restricted interests) seen in their children.
RESULTS: The Repetitive Behavior Questionnaire-2 was found to be a reliable measure of these behaviors at this age and revealed a high frequency of particular types of repetitive motor movements in 15 month olds.
CONCLUSION: These findings have implications for the early detection of disorders characterized by high levels of restricted and repetitive behaviors, such as autism spectrum disorder.