Joanna Moss|Chris Oliver|Kate Arron|Cheryl Burbidge|Katy Berg
The Prevalence and Phenomenology of Repetitive Behavior in Genetic Syndromes
University of Birmingham|University of Birmingham|University of Birmingham|University of Birmingham|University of Birmingham
investigated prevalence phenomenology repetitive behavior genetic syndromes detail profiles behavior repetitive behaviour questionnaire rbq provides finegrained identification repetitive behaviors rbq employed examine repetitive behavior angelman n 104 cornelia de lange n 101 criduchat n 58 fragile x n 191 praderwilli n 189 lowe n 56 smithmagenis n 42 syndromes individuals intellectual disability heterogeneous aetiology n 56 repetitive behavior variable across syndromes fragile x syndrome scored highly subscales angelman syndrome demonstrated significantly lowered probability behaviors praderwilli criduchat smithmagenis syndrome evidenced unique profiles repetitive behavior extreme heterogeneity repetitive behavior across genetic syndromes highlighting syndrome specific profiles