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Sports participation among individuals with autism spectrum disorder: shifting the focus from symptom relief to performance.
Our scoping review of studies using sports as interventions for individuals with ASD revealed most studies have focused on symptom relief and management of problematic behavior, not sports participation for enjoyment or performance. Few such studies have measured performance, and none have addressed
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