Andrew D. R. Surtees

Happily egocentric: the impact of mood on children’s mentalising, an exploratory study

Bryony Fenton, Pardis Hashmezadeh, Andrew D. R. Surtees

= .43). Our exploratory study suggests that, like adults, happier children appear more egocentric in their mentalising. Future work is needed, with larger sample sizes and to understand whether the differences across age groups reflect a genuinely age-related change, or an artefact …

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Happily Egocentric:The Impact of Mood on Children’s Mentalizing, an Exploratory Study

Bryony Fenton, Pardis Hashmezadeh, Andrew D. R. Surtees

Relying on one’s own egocentric knowledge to predict others’ behaviour can lead to conflict. In adults, incidental happiness increases egocentric biases. This study was the first investigation of whether this is true for children. Younger (N = 90; aged three to four-and-a-half), …

Investigating the lived experiences of camouflaging in autistic university students

Olivia Guy-Evans, Andrew D. R. Surtees, Sophie Sowden-Carvalho

Background: Autistic camouflaging, also known informally as masking, is the conscious or unconscious behaviour of autistic individuals to hide their autistic traits as a way to avoid stigma and to fit in. Examples of camouflaging behaviours include forcing eye contact, maintaining socially …

Experiencing Independence: A Qualitative Study with Autistic Adults in India

Piyali Bhattacharya, Mallika Banerjee, Deepshikha Ray, Tayzeem Rasool et autres

Background: Understanding independence in autism requires a nuanced exploration of how developmental challenges intersect with socio-cultural factors. There is a lack of research exploring how autistic adults in the Global South, including India, understand and experience independence. In this study, we examined …

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Professionals Awareness of Sleep Loss in New Parents

Serena Kumar, Andrew D. R. Surtees

This project aims to learn more about healthcare professionals understanding of the impact of poor sleep on new parents. Background and Rationale Sleep is a state of unconsciousness and rest in the brain (Colten & Altevogt, 2006). Sleep is a crucial process …

Intersectoral Collaboration Between Educational and Mental Health Services for Autistic Children and Adolescents in Brazil

Leni Porto Costa Siqueira, Valentina Acosta Bermúdez, Valentina Franco Gomes, Guilherme Carvalho de Paula Francisco et autres

INTRODUCTION/OBJECTIVES: Intersectoral collaboration between education and mental health services is central to the care of autistic children and adolescents. However, recent literature indicates that evidence remains limited regarding how these collaborative arrangements are implemented in routine public services, particularly in low- and …

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Internal Consistency of Self-report Anxiety Measures for Autistic Adults Without Intellectual Disabilities: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis

Laura Stanford, Alice Welham, S A Banks, Andrew D. R. Surtees

Abstract Purpose Anxiety prevalence is higher for autistic adults than the general population, yet there is no consensus on whether self-report questionnaires provide internally consistent measurements. This review aimed to identify and narratively compare the internal consistency of all available self-report anxiety …

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Dataset for: Intersectoral collaboration between educational and mental health services for autistic children and adolescents in Brazil

Leni Porto Costa Siqueira, Valentina Acosta, Valentina Gomes, Guilherme Francisco et autres

This dataset contains the raw and processed data used in the study: " Intersectoral collaboration between educational and mental health services for autistic children and adolescents in Brazil". The data was collected in 2020 in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. The …

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Dataset for: Intersectoral collaboration between educational and mental health services for autistic children and adolescents in Brazil

Leni Porto Costa Siqueira, Valentina Acosta, Valentina Gomes, Guilherme Francisco et autres

This dataset contains the raw and processed data used in the study: " Intersectoral collaboration between educational and mental health services for autistic children and adolescents in Brazil". The data was collected in 2020 in Niterói, Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. The …

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The impact of anxiety on affective and cognitive empathy

Manjeet Susch, Andrew D. R. Surtees

Existing evidence about the way anxiety impacts empathy is mixed, highlighting the complexity of empathy as a construct. The impact of state anxiety on affective and cognitive empathy in women was tested. Seventy-five women underwent an anxiety or relaxation induction, prior to …

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Comparison of stress levels reported by the Parental Stress Index (PSI) in parents of term and pre-term infants

Josie Dennis, Andrew D. R. Surtees

The purpose of the review is to understand if there is a difference in stress scores reported by the PSI in parents of term-born and pre-term infants. The expected outcome is that the parental stress scores should be higher in parents of …

Prevalence of Autism in Psychiatric Inpatient Settings: a Meta-analysis

Philippa Tivey, Holly FitzHerbert, Chris A. Jones, Andrew D. R. Surtees

Abstract Autistic people experience high rates of mental health conditions and resultant inpatient psychiatric admissions. Best practice guidance suggests that generic inpatient units are poorly suited to many autistic patients. This meta-analysis synthesised the highly variable empirical literature reporting the prevalence of …

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