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Using Video Games for the Treatment of Symptoms of Autism

Mentored by Dr. Rajagopal Appavu · with Coach Jo

High School August 2023 Published in Journal of Student Research
Abstract

Autism spectrum disorder is a disorder that has a growing prevalence in children and with traditional methods of treatment being ineffective, expensive, or scarce, new methods of intervention must be found. Using video games for the treatment of ASD, and other disorders, is a novel field that has promising results. Early studies show that video games are beneficial for typically developing kids and even children with ADHD. Newer studies have shown that those benefits can be translated to children with ASD as well. The purpose of this paper is to show that using video games for the treatment of autism is a promising field that should be studied more in-depth.

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Thatikonda, P. (2023). Using Video Games for the Treatment of Symptoms of Autism. Gifted Gabber Research Archive. https://www.giftedgabber.com/paper/using-video-games-treatment-symptoms-autism-thatikonda
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Using Video Games for the Treatment of Symptoms of Autism

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Pranay Thatikonda
Gifted Gabber Research Program

Completed through the 2023 Research Program at Gifted Gabber.

Original publication

Published in Journal of Student Research

Vol. 12 No. 3 (2023)

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