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Published in final edited form as: J Autism Dev Disord. 2013 May;43(5):1184–1195. doi: 10.1007/s10803-013-1817-8

Table 3. ADI-R and ADOS Item Mapping on Proposed DSM-5 Criteria.

	Barton et al. mapping		Huerta et al. (2012) mapping
DSM-5	ADI-R	ADOS Mod 1	ADI-R	ADOS
A1: reciprocity	51. Social smile¹	B2. Social smile	51. Social smile	B2. Social smile
	52. Showing/directing attention	B9. Showing	52. Showing/directing attention	B9. Showing
	54. Seeking to share enjoyment	B10. Initiating joint Attention	54. Seeking to share enjoyment	B10. Initiating joint attention
		B12. Quality of social Overtures	31. Use other' s body to communicate	B12. Quality of social overtures
	42. Pointing (interest)	B11. Responding to join Attention	t 46. Attend to voice	A2. Frequency of vocalization directed to others
	53. Offering to share		55. Offering comfort	A6.Use other' s body to communicate
			61. Imitative social play	B5. Shared enjoyment in interaction
				B6. Response to name
				B8. Giving objects

A2: nonverbal communication	45. Conventional /instrumental gestures	A7. Pointing	45. Conventional /instrumental gestures	A7. Pointing
	50. Direct gaze	A8. Gestures	50. Direct gaze	A8. Gestures
	56. Quality of social Overtures	B1. Unusual eye contact	56. Quality of social overtures	B1. Unusual eye contact
	57. Facial expressions to communicate	B3. Facial expression directed to others	57. Facial expressions to communicate	B3. Facial expression directed to others
	31. Use another's body to communicate	B4. Integration of gaze & other behaviors	42. Pointing (interest)	B4. Integration of gaze & other behaviors
		B7. Requesting	43. Nodding for “yes”	B7. Requesting
		A6.Use of other' s body to Communicate	44. Shaking head for “no”	B11. Response to joint attention
		B5. Shared enjoyment in Interaction

A3: relationships	62. Interest in children		62. Interest in children
	63. Response to approaches of peers		63. Response to approaches of peers
			53. Offering to share
			58. Inappropriate facial expressions
			59. Appropriateness of social responses

B1: stereotyped speech, motor, or object use	69. Repetitive use of objects or interest in parts of objects	A4. Immediate Echolalia	69. Repetitive use of objects or interest in parts of objects	A4. Immediate echolalia
	77. Hand and finger mannerisms	A5. Stereotyped/ idiosyncratic use of words or phrases	77. Hand and finger mannerisms	A5. Stereotyped/ idiosyncratic use of words or phrases
	78. Complex mannerisms or stereotyped body movements	D2. Hand, finger, and other complex mannerisms	78. Complex mannerisms or stereotyped body movements	D2. Hand, finger, and other complex mannerisms
	33. Stereotyped utterances and delayed echolalia	D4. Unusually repetitive interests or stereotyped Behaviors		D4. Unusually repetitive interests or stereotyped behaviors

B2: routines/rituals	70. Compulsions/rituals		70. Compulsions/rituals
	74. Difficulties with minor changes in own routines or personal environment		74. Difficulties with minor changes in own routines or personal environment
	75. Resistance to trivial changes in environment		75. Resistance to trivial changes in environment
	39. Verbal rituals

B3: restricted interests	67. Unusual preoccupations		67. Unusual Preoccupations
	76. Unusual attachment		76. Unusual attachment
			68. Circumscribed interests

B4: sensory	71. Unusual sensory interests	D1. Unusual sensory Interests	71. Unusual sensory interests	D1. Unusual sensory interests
	73. Sensory aversions		73. Sensory aversions
			72. Sensitivity to noise

Note: Items common to both mappings are listed first for each DSM Criterion.