Academic self-concept and sense of school belonging of adolescent siblings of autistic children
Abstract
Whilst there is a growing body of research on the psychological outcomes for siblings of autistic children (autism siblings), few studies have considered the school context.To explore group differences on two school-related self-reported outcomes for autism siblings and siblings of non-autistic children: sense of school belonging, and academic self-concept. Data on self- and parent/carer-reported behavioural and emotional problems were also...
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Title
Academic self-concept and sense of school belonging of adolescent siblings of autistic children
Published Date
Jan 1, 2020
Volume
96
Pages
103519 - 103519
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