cognition, and neurological and sensory issues Bauminger & To compare the Mother of 28 children Home visits from first The friendships of children with Shulman (2003) development and (14 HFA, 14 typically author. Mothers HFA rarely emerged maintenance of friendships developing) -12 boys completed demographic spontaneously (without the of children with HFA to and 2 girls per group questionnaire and influence of parents/teachers) and typically developing Childhood Friendship were of less longevity than of children Survey (Buysse, 1991) typically developing children. Children with HFA also socialised with their friends less than typically developing children Begeer et al. (2013) Examined sex differences in 2, 275 children (0-18) Participants completed Child participants: AS identified in the timing of identification and adults (18-85) with questionnaire developed females later than males, but no of ASD ASD (1843 male, 432 by Dutch National delay for PDD-NOS or AD female) Autism Society. Surveys Adult Participants: delay in AD completed by parents, diagnosis in females, but no delay next of kin, or individuals for AS or PDD-NOS with ASD Berkman et al. Examined factors associated N/A Search of electronic When compared to control groups, (2007) with outcomes among databases from September individuals who had Anorexia individuals diagnosed with 1980-September 2005
cognition, and neurological and sensory issues Bauminger & Shulman (2003) To compare the development and maintenance of friendships of children with HFA to typically developing children Mother of 28 children (14 HFA, 14 typically developing) -12 boys and 2 girls per group Home visits from first author. Mothers completed demographic questionnaire and Childhood Friendship Survey (Buysse, 1991) The friendships of children with HFA rarely emerged spontaneously (without the influence of parents/teachers) and were of less longevity than of typically developing children. Children with HFA also socialised with their friends less than typically developing children Begeer et al. (2013) Examined sex differences in the timing of identification of ASD 2, 275 children (0-18) and adults (18-85) with ASD (1843 male, 432 female) Participants completed questionnaire developed by Dutch National Autism Society. Surveys completed by parents, next of kin, or individuals with ASD Child participants: AS identified in females later than males, but no delay for PDD-NOS or AD Adult Participants: delay in AD diagnosis in females, but no delay for AS or PDD-NOS Berkman et al. (2007) Examined factors associated with outcomes among individuals diagnosed with N/A Search of electronic databases from September 1980-September 2005 When compared to control groups, individuals who had Anorexia
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