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Is social cognitive training efficient in autism? A pilot single-case study using the RC2S+ program.

Elodie Peyroux^1,2, Nicolas Franck^1,3,4

¹University Department of Rehabilitation (SUR-CL3R), Le Vinatier hospital , Lyon , France.

|September 17, 2019

Summary

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This study shows that individualized social cognitive training improved emotional processing and theory of mind in an 18-year-old with high-functioning autism. Digital simulation tools offer a promising approach for enhancing social functioning in autism.

Keywords:

High-functioning autism digital relational simulation emotion recognition social cognitive training theory of mind

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Area of Science:

Neurodevelopmental Disorders
Cognitive Psychology
Social Neuroscience

Background:

Deficits in emotional processing and theory of mind are key challenges in high-functioning autism, impacting social interaction.
Understanding and addressing these cognitive impairments is crucial for improving social functioning in autistic individuals.

Observation:

An 18-year-old patient with high-functioning autism participated in an individualized social cognitive training program.
The training utilized a combination of traditional pen-and-paper methods and computerized digital simulation materials.
A multiple baseline and ABA single-case design was employed to rigorously assess treatment efficacy.

Findings:

Significant improvements were observed in emotional processing abilities post-intervention.
The patient demonstrated notable advancements in theory of mind skills after the training.
The study provides empirical evidence for the effectiveness of the social cognitive training program.

Implications:

Individualized social cognitive training, particularly with digital simulation, shows promise for improving social skills in autism.
Therapeutic tools leveraging digital relational simulation can be a valuable resource for individuals with autism.
These findings support the development and application of technology-assisted interventions to enhance social functioning in autism spectrum disorder.