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Attachment Security Differs by Later Autism Spectrum Disorder: A…
Abstract Although difficulties with social relationships are key to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), no previous study has examined infant attachment security prior to ASD diagnosis. We prospectively assessed attachment security at 15 months in high‐risk infants with later ASD (high‐risk/ASD, n = 16), high‐risk infants Read more “Attachment Security Differs by Later Autism Spectrum Disorder: A Prospective Study”