Self-regulation and quality of life in high-functioning young adults with autism.

Autism · 2017 · PMC5625847 · PMID 27407040

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The cognitive component of alexithymia did not significantly predict subjective QoL in HFASD, but there was a statistical trend in the expected direction, that is, that fewer cognitions about emotional arousal lead to lower subjective QoL in HFASD.

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