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AUCD: Poster Symposium 14: Behavior Supports & Mental Health: Correlation between Familial Loneliness and Social Anxiety in Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Social Challenges

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Presenter

Danielle Mund, B.S. in Psychology, Ms.
Tarjan Center UCLA, UCEDD

Other Presenter(s)

Elizabeth Laugeson, Psy.D., Los Angeles, CA, United States;
Nicole Rosen, B.A., Los Angeles, CA, United States;
Morgan Jolliffe, M.A., Los Angeles, CA, United States;
Yong Seuk Lograsso, B.A., Los Angeles, CA, United States;
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Description

This study examined the influence of familial loneliness on social anxiety, particularly fear of negative evaluation, among young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other social challenges. Understanding the connection between feelings of familial isolation and social anxiety will inform clinicians and researchers about the importance of broadening the scope of social skills interventions to include additional domains, such as improving family relationships.

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