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. 2016 Jan 6;46:1392–1402. doi: 10.1007/s10803-015-2680-6

Table 1.

Details of children within CPEA classifications

Participant Number Gender Age (y;m) Known birth history of ASD? ADI-R cut-off met ADOS-2
Social interaction Communication RRSPBa Module Total score Meets ASD cut-off? Evidence of RRBb CPEAc category
001 M 7;04 Y Y Y Y 2 13 Y Y Autism
002 F 7;11 Y Y Y Y 2 23 Y Y Autism
003 M 12;09 N Y Y Y 3 19 Y Y Autism
004 M 10;02 N Y Y N 3 7 Y Y PDD-NOS
005 F 8;07 N N (−1)e Y Y 3 10 Y Y PDD-NOS
006d M 11;09 N Y Y N 3 8 Y N PDD-NOS
007 F 8;06 N Y Y N 3 8 Y Y PDD-NOS
008 M 9;02 N Y N Y 3 5 N Y Broad ASD
009 M 12;05 N Y Y Y 3 5 N N Broad ASD
010 F 12;06 N Y N Y 3 1 N N Broad ASD
011 M 12;02 N Y Y N 3 3 N Y Broad ASD
012 M 9;09 N Y Y Y 3 3 N N Broad ASD
013 M 7;05 N N (−1)e N (−1)e N 3 9 Y N Broad ASD
014 M 9;09 N Y N N 3 8 Y Y Broad ASD
015 M 9;11 N Y Y Y 3 1 N N Broad ASD
016 F 6;08 N Y Y Y 3 3 N N Broad ASD

aRestricted, repetitive and stereotyped patterns of behaviour

bRestricted and repetitive behaviours

cCollaborative Programmes of Excellence in Autism

dThis case showed an absence of ADOS RRB and in the light of later DSM5 criteria has been re-assigned for this report into the Broad ASD category

eMissed cut-off by one point, allowing categorisation within PDD-NOS within CPEA criteria (see text)