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Original Research

Parents’ impaired emotion recognition abilities are related to children’s autistic symptoms in autism spectrum disorder

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Pages 2973-2980 | Published online: 05 Nov 2018

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Table 1 Demographic and clinical characteristics of ASD and TD children

Table 2 Demographic characteristics and ERT scores of ASC’s and TDC’s parents

Figure 1 Negative correlation was found between the total number of correct ERT responses for recognizing all six types of emotions by parents of ASD children and these children’s “repetitive behaviors and stereotyped pattern” scores on the ADI-R (r=−0.32; P=0.03), controlled for parental age, gender, and IQ of both the parents and children.

Abbreviations: ADI-R, Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised; ASD, autism spectrum disorder; ERT, emotion recognition task; IQ, intelligence quotient.
Figure 1 Negative correlation was found between the total number of correct ERT responses for recognizing all six types of emotions by parents of ASD children and these children’s “repetitive behaviors and stereotyped pattern” scores on the ADI-R (r=−0.32; P=0.03), controlled for parental age, gender, and IQ of both the parents and children.

Figure 2 Partial correlation plot showed the negative correlation between the total number of correct ERT responses for recognizing all six types of emotions by parents of ASD children and these children’s “repetitive behaviors and stereotyped pattern” scores on the ADI-R (r=−0.32; P=0.03), controlled for parental age, gender, and IQ of both the parents and children.

Abbreviations: ADI-R, Autism Diagnostic Interview-Revised; ASD, autism spectrum disorder; ERT, emotion recognition task; IQ, intelligence quotient.
Figure 2 Partial correlation plot showed the negative correlation between the total number of correct ERT responses for recognizing all six types of emotions by parents of ASD children and these children’s “repetitive behaviors and stereotyped pattern” scores on the ADI-R (r=−0.32; P=0.03), controlled for parental age, gender, and IQ of both the parents and children.