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ASD risk, alignment in speech, and outcomes

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Description: 22 high risk and 16 low risk kids were recorded wearing the LENA between 12 and 24 months, from which recordings we will extract conversational statistics. Several language, cognitive, and social batteries were administered. The goal is to study how conversational statistics relate to outcome measures as a function of risk status.

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Three scripts are provided here: - LENA-ASD_201711_analyses.Rmd - LENA-ASD_201711_datasets.Rmd - LENA-ASD_201711_supmat.Rmd Their knitte...
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