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title: Showcases
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title: Studienhighlight - Kommunikationsmuster bei Erwachsenen mit Autismus- Spektrum-Störung
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title: Studienhighlight - Kommunikationsmuster bei autistischen Erwachsenen
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{{< lead >}}
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Eine kürzlich erschienene Studie zeigt mittels JTrack Social Unterschiede in Kommunikationsmustern zwischen neurotypischen Erwachsenen und Erwachsenen mit Autismus Spektrum Störung auf.
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Eine kürzlich erschienene Studie zeigt mittels JTrack Social Unterschiede in Kommunikationsmustern zwischen neurotypischen Erwachsenen und autistischen Erwachsenen.
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{{< /lead >}}
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Dass Individuen mit Autismus-Spektrum-Störung (ASS) text- statt sprechbasierte Kommunikationsformen bevorzugen wird häufig von Patient:innen oder Betreuer:innen auf Basis subjektiver Selbstauskünfte angegeben.
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Dass autistische Individuen text- statt sprechbasierte Kommunikationsformen bevorzugen wird häufig von Patient:innen oder Betreuer:innen auf Basis subjektiver Selbstauskünfte angegeben.
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Im diagnostischen Alltag lässt sich ein solches Verhalten allerdings nur schwer beobachten - die Umgebung ist fernab des Gewohnten der Patient:innen und Ärztinnen und Ärzte haben nur wenig Zeit für klinische Beobachtungen.
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Insbesondere hier eignet sich daher ein Smartphone gestützter Studienansatz, der reales Verhalten über eine längere Zeit unverzerrt erfassen kann.
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Im Rahmen einer Studie konnte nun mittels Software aus dem ABCD-J Ökosystem belegt werden, dass Erwachsene mit Autismus-Spektrum-Störung textbasierter kommunizieren als eine neurotypische Kontrollgruppe.
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Im Rahmen einer Studie konnte nun mittels Software aus dem ABCD-J Ökosystem belegt werden, dass Autisten textbasierter kommunizieren als eine neurotypische Kontrollgruppe.
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Für die Studie wurde die Smartphonenutzung von Erwachsenen mit ASS und einer Kontrollgruppe über 4 Monate passiv mittels JTrack Social erhoben.
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Für die Studie wurde die Smartphonenutzung von autistischen Erwachsenen und einer Kontrollgruppe über 4 Monate passiv mittels JTrack Social erhoben.
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Dabei wurden Informationen welche Apps verwendet wurden - pseudoanonymisiert und sicher verschlüsselt übertragen - genutzt, um Rückschlüsse auf Kommunikationspräferenzen zu ziehen.
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Kommunikationsapps wurden in verbale (etwa Telefonanrufe), schriftliche (etwa SMS oder Email), oder gemischte Kommunikation (etwa WhatsApp, das text- und sprechbasierte Kommunikation erlaubt) eingeteilt.
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Auf Basis der Nutzungsdauer der Apps einzelner Kategorien wurden dann Gruppenvergleiche erstellt.
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Obwohl bei Personengruppen ähnlich viel Zeit mit Kommunikationsapps verbrachten, kommunizierten Erwachsene mit ASS statistisch signifikant häufiger textbasiert -
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Obwohl bei Personengruppen ähnlich viel Zeit mit Kommunikationsapps verbrachten, kommunizierten Autisten statistisch signifikant häufiger textbasiert -
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im Durchschnitt 2.3 mal länger als neurotypische Individuen.
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Quelle: [Turna et al., 2025; www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x)
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Quelle: [Turna et al., 2025; www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x)
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title: Study highlight - Communication patterns in adults with autism spectrum disorder
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title: Study highlight - Communication patterns in autistic adults
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{{< lead >}}
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A recent study using JTrack Social was able to shed light on communication differences between adults with autism spectrum disorder and neurotypical controls.
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A recent study using JTrack Social was able to shed light on communication differences between autistic adults and neurotypical controls.
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The fact that individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) prefer text-based rather than speech-based forms of communication is often stated by patients or caregivers on the basis of subjective self-reports.
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The fact that autistic individuals prefer text-based rather than speech-based forms of communication is often stated by patients or caregivers on the basis of subjective self-reports.
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In everyday diagnostic practice, however, such behavior is difficult to observe - the environment is far removed from what patients are used to and doctors have little time for clinical observations.
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A smartphone-based study approach that can record real behavior over a longer period of time without bias is therefore particularly suitable here.
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Using software from the ABCD-J ecosystem, a study has now shown that adults with autism spectrum disorder communicate more text-based than a neurotypical control group.
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Using software from the ABCD-J ecosystem, a study has now shown that autistic adults communicate more text-based than a neurotypical control group.
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For the study, the smartphone use of adults with ASD and a control group was passively recorded over 4 months using JTrack Social.
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For the study, the smartphone use of autistic adults and a control group was passively recorded over 4 months using JTrack Social.
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Information on which apps were used - transmitted pseudo-anonymized and securely encrypted - was used to draw conclusions about communication preferences.
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Communication apps were categorized as verbal (such as phone calls), written (such as SMS or email) or mixed communication (such as WhatsApp, which allows text and voice-based communication).
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Group comparisons were then drawn up based on the time spent using the apps in individual categories.
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Although groups of people spent a similar amount of time using communication apps, adults with ASD communicated statistically significantly more often using text-based communication - on average 2.3 times longer than neurotypical individuals.
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Although groups of people spent a similar amount of time using communication apps, autistic adults communicated statistically significantly more often using text-based communication - on average 2.3 times longer than neurotypical individuals.
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Source: [Turna et al., 2025; www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x)
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Source: [Turna et al., 2025; www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x](https://www.nature.com/articles/s41746-025-01545-x)
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