The focus of this study is to explore neuropsychological characteristics that may be central to autism. This study may also lead to a greater understanding of atypical brain development and function in autism and to the discovery of more satisfactory pharmacologic and educational interventions. We are particularly interested in hearing from families who are participating in the Collaborative Linkage Study of Autism and families having more than one child with autism. In addition to regular working hours, we are available evenings and weekends and are flexible so that we can work around your schedule.
Confidentiality is protected.
There is no cost to you for participation.