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• W4387465908 abstract "Compare the psychoeducational profiles of children with verbal and non-verbal Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).Cross-sectional study conducted with a sample of 30 children with a medical diagnosis of ASD (15 verbal and 15 non-verbal) aged 2-9 years. The Psychoeducational Profile-Revised (PEP-R) scale was applied to assess the children's development. The data were analyzed quantitatively and comparatively. Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was performed to evaluate the compatibility between the groups regarding the scores obtained in each PEP-R area, with chronological age as the covariate, and Student's t-Test was used for the independent samples (p≤0.001).The scores in the different areas of the PEP-R were higher in the verbal group, with associations between language development and cognitive and social adaptive skills in the studied sample. Comparison between the groups showed a lower profile of the non-verbal group, with statistically significant differences in the areas of imitation, perception, gross and fine motor coordination, eye-hand coordination, cognitive performance, and verbal performance.The goal of comparing the psychoeducational profiles of verbal and non-verbal ASD children was reached, and statistically significant differences were observed. The children with non-verbal ASD presented a lower psychoeducational profile compared with that of verbal ASD children. Further studies with larger samples, delimited age groups, and more specific tests in each developmental area are suggested.Comparar o perfil psicoeducacional de crianças com TEA verbais e não verbais.Estudo transversal, com amostra de 30 crianças (15 verbais e 15 não verbais), entre 2 e 9 anos, aproximadamente, com diagnóstico médico de TEA, realizado em equipe. Para a análise do desenvolvimento, aplicou-se a escala de desenvolvimento do Perfil Psicoeducacional Revisado (PEP-R), sendo os dados analisados quantitativamente, de forma comparativa e com uso de testes estatísticos, pelo Modelo ANCOVA para análise de covariância, que avaliou a compatibilidade entre os grupos quanto as pontuações obtidas em cada área tendo como covariável a idade cronológica e o Teste t de Student para Amostras Independentes (nível de significância p ≤ 0,001).a pontuação nas diferentes áreas do PEP-R foi superior no grupo verbal, havendo relação, na amostra estudada, entre desenvolvimento da linguagem e de habilidades cognitivas e sócio adaptativas. A comparação entre os grupos indica que o perfil do grupo não verbal se encontra rebaixado, com diferenças estatisticamente significantes nas áreas de imitação, percepção, coordenação motora ampla e fina, integração olho mão, desenvolvimento cognitivo e capacidade cognitiva verbal.o objetivo de comparar o perfil psicoeducacional de autistas verbais e não verbais foi atingido, apontando diferenças significativas. O perfil dos indivíduos com TEA não verbais analisados na amostra se encontra rebaixado em relação aos verbais. Sugerem-se novos estudos com amostras maiores, faixas etárias delimitadas e com mais testes específicos em cada área do desenvolvimento." @default.
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• W4387465908 title "Comparação do perfil socioeducacional de crianças com Transtorno do Espectro Autista verbais e não verbais" @default.
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