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Published in final edited form as: J Anxiety Disord. 2012 Feb 7;26(3):459–467. doi: 10.1016/j.janxdis.2012.01.010

Table 1.

Differences in Diagnoses by ASD Symptom Level (N = 100)

Diagnostic Variable	SRS-P Category		Significance Test
Diagnostic Variable	Typical (SD or %) N = 58	Elevated ASD Symptoms (SD or %) N = 42	Significance Test
Total Number of Youth Diagnoses	2.95 (1.43)	3.59 (1.67)	t(98) = -2.08^*
Presence of GAD Diagnosis	43 (74%)	29 (69%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .31
Presence of SAD Diagnosis	32 (55%)	21 (50%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .26
Presence of Social Phobia Diagnosis	35 (60%)	34 (81%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 4.84^*
Total Number of Specific Phobias	.38 (.59)	.69 (.90)	t(98) = -2.10^*
Principal Diagnoses
GAD	36 (62%)	23 (55%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .54
SAD	15 (29%)	13 (34%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .66
Social Phobia	20 (35%)	18 (43%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .73
Comorbid Diagnoses
ADHD	12 (21%)	13 (31%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 1.37
Mood Disorder	7 (12%)	10 (24%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 2.38
Specific Phobia	19 (33%)	19 (45%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 1.61
OCD	3 (5%)	3 (7%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 1.68
Externalizing Disorders	3 (5%)	6 (14%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = 2.47
Panic Disorder	5 (9%)	2 (5%)	χ² (1, N = 100) = .56

Note. ASD = Autism Spectrum Disorder; SRS-P = Social Responsiveness Scale – Parent Version; GAD = generalized anxiety disorder; SAD = separation anxiety disorder.

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