Introducing the New Autism Spectrum Disorders Research Group at Queen

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Introducing the New Autism Spectrum Disorders Research Group at Queen’s University!

Dr. Beth Kelley has recently joined the Psychology Department at Queen’s University, creating a new research team, ASD Studies @ Queen’s. ASD Studies is a group of researchers interested in understanding the development of people with and without Autism Spectrum Disorders from infancy to adulthood. We believe that increasing our knowledge of ASD will lead to the development of better treatments and earlier detection. We are looking for infants, children, adolescents, and adults with a diagnosed Autism Spectrum Disorder or an intellectual disability, as well as their siblings, to participate in some of our studies.

Study Description - Social Cognitive Skills in Young Children with ASD and Their Siblings

Study Description - Action Observation and Eye Gaze

Interested? Want more information? Please check out our website at http://psyc.queensu.ca/asdstudies, call us at (613) 532-2531 or email us at asd.studies@queensu.ca.

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