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• W1427844294 abstract "Background Children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) often have difficulty establishing and maintaining friendships with peers. For highly verbal children with ASD in mainstream academic settings, these social difficulties may be exacerbated for those who also do not attend their neighborhood school. Propinquity, or proximity to peers, has been explored as a barrier for friendship development for typical children, but has not been extensively researched for children with ASD. This current study explores propinquity as distance from home to school as a potential barrier to friendship development for highly verbal children with ASD in mainstream classrooms. MethodsThis study employs a mixed methods design to explore the complexities of friendship development for children with ASD within their school environment. Correlations are used to explore associations between distance from home to school and observed peer engagement and social connections with classmates. Qualitative data is collected via a semi-structured interview to explore parent perceptions of the impact of propinquity on friendship development for their children with ASD.ResultsQuantitatively, associations between distance, peer engagement, social connections, and social rejections were not significant within the sample. Despite no differences in friendships, social nominations were significantly different for children who lived closer to school. Among parents, 5 central themes in regards to barriers for friendship development emerged: propinquity, attempts at social exposure, common social problems within ASD, siblings as a protective factor, and parent networks.Discussion This study used mixed methods to better understand the complexities of friendship development in children with ASD in their school environment. While it was hypothesized that one barrier to developing friendships might be attending a non-neighborhood school, this association was not strong in the sample. Findings might have been impacted by the lack of reported friendships overall and because most children in the sample did live close to their school. Both the quantitative and qualitative data suggested there were more significant challenges for children with ASD in developing friendships." @default.
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• W1427844294 title "Propinquity as a Barrier to Friendship Development for Children with Autism" @default.
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