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diagnosis

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response effect

response effect A response effect is a pattern in which outcomes change depending on features of an intervention, such as its type, amount, frequency, duration, or whether it is done in a group.

A response effect is a pattern in which outcomes change depending on features of an intervention, such as its type, amount, frequency, duration, or whether it is done in a group. In this source, it refers to exercise components being linked with stronger improvement in repetitive stereotyped behaviors in autism spectrum disorder.