Perfiles de Juego Espontáneo en Niños Preescolares de Habla China Mandarina con Autismo, Retraso del Desarrollo y

Tongxin Yin1, Min Liu1,2, Jie Wang3

  • 1Shanghai Institute of Artificial Intelligence for Education, East China Normal University, Shanghai, China.

Resumen

Los niños con trastorno del espectro autista (TEA) muestran patrones de juego espontáneo distintos en comparación con los de retraso del desarrollo (RD) o desarrollo típico (DT). El análisis multidimensional del juego revela diferencias en la duración y la complejidad, destacando objetivos para la intervención.

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