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Citation 417

Bibliographic concordance score: 0/100 (No corresponding reference identified)

Citation source: INSTAGRAM, “S'habituer aux déclencheurs”, published on 21 Oct 2025

This score (0%) describes the concordance of available metadata for the automated candidate; it is not a validation status.

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Corresponding reference not identified

No corresponding reference was identified with sufficient confidence in the databases consulted at the time of verification.

Cited reference

Koegel et al., Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2004 - Desensitization procedures in autism: early case studies and limitations.

Best automated candidate

No validated match

JC Fodstad; SA Kerswill; AC Kirsch (2021). Assessment and treatment of noise hypersensitivity in a teenager with autism spectrum disorder: A case study. Journal of Autism and. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10803-020-04650-w

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Candidate references (M1 and M2)

Method	Jaccard index	Source	Candidate reference
M1: Crossref, OpenAlex and PubMed	6.7%	M1: Crossref	Koegel, Robert L.; Openden, Daniel; Koegel, Lynn Kern (2004). A Systematic Desensitization Paradigm to Treat Hypersensitivity to Auditory Stimuli in Children with Autism in Family Contexts. Research and Practice for Persons with Severe Disabilities. https://doi.org/10.2511/rpsd.29.2.122
M2: Google Scholar via SerpApi	18.2%	M2: Google Scholar	JC Fodstad; SA Kerswill; AC Kirsch (2021). Assessment and treatment of noise hypersensitivity in a teenager with autism spectrum disorder: A case study. Journal of Autism and. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10803-020-04650-w

M2: Google Scholar is selected because it has the highest title Jaccard index.

Bibliographic concordance score calculation

Element	Status	Score	Weight
Authors	Non-concordant	0.0%	0.20
Title	Non-concordant	18.2%	0.20
Year	Non-concordant	0.0%	0.20
Journal	Non-concordant	0.0%	0.20
DOI	Not present (absent)	-	-

(Authors 0.0x0.20 + Title 18.2x0.20 + Year 0.0x0.20 + Journal 0.0x0.20) / evaluated weight 0.80 (DOI absent: 0.20 removed) = 4.5

This reference does not contain the same authors, and the title has 18.2 % correspondence with the citation, below the 50 % threshold. It is therefore not validated as the corresponding reference. (score=0)

Title correspondence details (Jaccard index)

Union: 11 words present in the titles: case; desensitization; early; limitations; procedures; studies; assessment; hypersensitivity; noise; study; teenager; treatment
Intersection: 2 shared words: case; studies ~= study
Words cited but absent from the matched title: desensitization; early; limitations; procedures
Words from the matched title absent from the citation: assessment; hypersensitivity; noise; teenager; treatment
Tolerance applied: singular/plural tolerated: studies ~= study; domain words excluded from the calculation: autism; domain equivalence tolerated: autism / autism spectrum condition(s) / autism spectrum disorder(s)
Index calculation: Jaccard index = intersection / union = 2 / 11 = 18.2 %
Jaccard index: 18.2% (very low lexical similarity)

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