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SUMMARY:Teresa Girolamo (University of Kansas) - Perspectives on Language-based
Science from Community-based Autism Research
DESCRIPTION:Perspectives on Language-based Science from Community-based
Autism Research\nTeresa Girolamo\, M.S.\, is a Ph.D. candidate in child
language at the University of Kansas. Her talk “Perspectives on language
-based science from community-based autism research” will discuss a comm
unity-based approach to recruit and retain minority young adolescents an
d young adults on the autism spectrum in language research. This communi
ty-based approach shifted the burden of participation in research from p
articipants to the researcher and initiated contact with potential parti
cipants themselves\, versus their caregivers. Overall\, this approach wa
s effective yet resource-intensive. Implications for language science\,
limitations\, and future directions will be discussed. \;\n\n \;
\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/teresa-girolamo-un
iversity-of-kansas-perspectives-on-language-based-science-from-community
-based-autism-research/
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ed Autism Research
Teresa
Girolamo, M.S., is a Ph.D. candidate in child language at the Universit
y of Kansas. Her talk “Perspectives on language-based science from commu
nity-based autism research” will discuss a community-based approach to r
ecruit and retain minority young adolescents and young adults on the aut
ism spectrum in language research. This community-based approach shifted
the burden of participation in research from participants to the resear
cher and initiated contact with potential participants themselves, versu
s their caregivers. Overall, this approach was effective yet resource-in
tensive. Implications for language science, limitations, and future dire
ctions will be discussed.
For more de
tails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/teresa-girolamo-unive
rsity-of-kansas-perspectives-on-language-based-science-from-community-ba
sed-autism-research/
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