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Parents of young autistics asked if their child enjoys being read to by others?--37.5% respond "enjoys much," 43.8% "enjoys somewhat," 12.5% "indifferent," & 6.3% "tolerates but does not enjoy" www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... vs parents of typical children--93.8%, 6.3%, 0%, & 0% respectively

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Meredith Pecukonis, Prerna Shankar, Keerti Daesety, Julia Cornwall, Lauren DeBoyes, Helen Tager-Flusberg (2025). Comparing shared book reading practices in autistic and neurotypical preschoolers. Research in Autism, 124, 202577. Elsevier BV.

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Meredith Pecukonis, Prerna Shankar, Keerti Daesety, Julia Cornwall, Lauren DeBoyes, Helen Tager-Flusberg (2025). Comparing shared book reading practices in autistic and neurotypical preschoolers. Research in Autism, 124, 202577. Elsevier BV.

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June 2025
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10.1016/j.reia.2025.202577
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Meredith Pecukonis, Prerna Shankar, Keerti Daesety, Julia Cornwall, Lauren DeBoyes, Helen Tager-Flusberg
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Research in Autism
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124, 202577
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Elsevier BV
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While the developmental benefits of shared book reading in neurotypical children are well-established, little is known about whether autistic and neur…

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