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adaptive behavior

adaptive behavior Adaptive behavior means the practical skills and actions needed for independent living, such as daily living abilities, self-care, and work-related skills.

Adaptive behavior means the practical skills and actions needed for independent living, such as daily living abilities, self-care, and work-related skills. In this source, stronger adaptive behavior is linked with better adult outcomes, while weaker adaptive behavior can be a barrier to employment even when cognitive ability is average or high.

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Drafting source: Lousky Yael; Selanikyo Efrat; Tubul-Lavy Gila; Ben-Itzchak Esther. Toward workforce integration: enhancements in adaptive behaviors and social communication skills among autistic young adults following vocational training course. 2024; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1392672; article XML SHA-256 fb3f6dd27839386cbc91705da8ba918a419452af68aa8eb4fef14bbd7a27ca1a. “Toward workforce integration: enhancements in adaptive behaviors and social communication skills among autistic young adults following vocational training course” (10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1392672).
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