Table 1.
Study by | Subjects M/Fa | Age range/ M(SD) | IQ range/ M(SD) |
Group assignment ASD | Planning task | Measurement | E |
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Bölte et al. (2011) | ASD 35/21 | 14.2 (2.9) | IQ ≥ 70 PIQ: 99.2 (10.6) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: ICD-10 |
ToH | Total moves | g = −0.19 |
TD 23/35 | 14.6 (4.7) | PIQ: 103.5 (13.1) | |||||
In this study, unaffected siblings of the ASD group formed the comparison group (TD) | |||||||
Boucher et al. (2005) | HFA 10/0 | 23.8 (7.8) | IQ ≥ 70 VIQ: 105.5 (20.2) PIQ: 90.3 (19.3) |
Q: modified WADIC SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Zoo Map test (with MRI) |
Total score | g = 0.76 |
TD 10/0 | 24.2 (8.1) | VIQ: 104.4 (13.2) PIQ: 97.5 (16.9) |
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Bramham et al. (2009) | ASD 38/7 | 32.8 (12.5) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 107 (16.4) VIQ: 106.5 (17.4) PIQ: 105.7 (17.7) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: ICD-10 |
Zoo Map test | Accuracy Map 1 | g = 0.19 |
TD 23/8 | 32.8 (9.0) | FSIQ: 109.8 (16.8) VIQ: 107.7 (15.8) PIQ: 111 (18.5) |
Key Search test | Total score | |||
Brunsdon et al. (2015) | ASD 150/31 | 12.1–16.3/13.5 (0.7) | FSIQ: 49–128/ 90 (20.3) | Q: CAST SI: DAWBA (P), ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Planning drawing task, part B (planning) | Planning error score | g = 0.43 |
TD 110/50 | 10.9–15.6/12.8 (1.1) | FSIQ: 56–142/ 101.9 (15.1) | |||||
Corbett et al. (2009) | ASD 17/1 | 7–12/ 9.4 (1.9) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 94.2 (17.8) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.91 |
TD 12/6 | 7–12/ 9.6 (1.8) | FSIQ: 112.2 (14.8) | |||||
Geurts et al. (2004) | HFA 41/0 | 6–13/ 9.4 (1.8) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 98.3 (18.4) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, DISC-IV (P) NSCA: - CLAS: DSM-IV, ICD-10 |
ToL | ToL score | g = 0.78 |
TD 41/0 | 6–13/ 9.1 (1.7) | FSIQ: 111.5 (18) | |||||
Geurts & Vissers (2012) | ASD 18/5 | 51–83/ 63.6 (7.5) | DART-IQ: 109.5 (10.3) | Q: SRS SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL-Dx | Excess moves | g = -0.23 |
TD 18/5 | 51–83/ 63.7 (8.1) | DART-IQ: 109.8 (7.9) | |||||
Goldberg et al. (2005) | HFA 13/4 | 8–12/ 10.3 (1.8) | IQ ≥ 75 FSIQ: 96.5 (15.9) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS, ADOS-G NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.56 |
TD 21/11 | 8–12/ 10.4 (1.5) | FSIQ: 112.6 (12.1) | |||||
Griebling et al. (2010) | HFA 35/2 | 8–45/ 19.1 (9.0) | FSIQ: 104 (15) | Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: - |
ToH (with MRI) |
Total moves | g = 0.95 |
TD 36/2 | 8–45/ 18.8 (9.0) | FSIQ: 104 (10) | |||||
Hanson & Atance (2014)b | ASD 22/3 | 3.2–8.3/ 5.9 (1.5) | FSIQ: 42–121/ 85.7 (21) | Q: CARS-II SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToH | Highest level achieved | g = 0.09 |
TD 22/3 | 3.1–5.9/ 4.9 (0.9) | FSIQ: 97–128/ 109.1 (8) | Truck loading | Highest level achieved | |||
Happé et al. (2006) | ASD 32/0 | 8–16/ 10.9 (2.4) | IQ ≥ 69 FSIQ: 99.7 (18.7) VIQ: 102.4 (18.1) PIQ: 96.6 (17.9) |
Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.19 |
TD 32/0 | 8–16/ 11.2 (2.0) | FSIQ: 106.8 (13.4) VIQ: 109.8 (12.2) PIQ: 101.7 (18.2) |
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Hill & Bird (2006) | AS 16/6 | 16–61/ 31.1 (13.1) | FSIQ: 80–135/ 110.5 (18.2) | Q: AQ SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM |
Zoo Map test | Accuracy Map 1 | g = 0.39 |
TD 14/8 | 18–64/ 33.5 (14.5) | FSIQ: 79–135/ 107.9 (14.9) | Key Search test | Total score | |||
Hughes et al. (1994) | ASD 30 | 8–19/ 13.2 | Not assessed | Q: AQ SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-III |
SoC | Decision time | g = −0.43 |
TD 44 | 5–10/ 8.0 | ||||||
Joseph et al. (2005) | ASD 32/5 | 5.5–11.1/ 7.9 (1.8) | DAS FSIQ: 57–141/ 87.1 (19.9) DAS VIQ: 61–133/ 87 (19) DAS NVIQ: 49–153/ 91 (22) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Tower (NEPSY) | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.51 |
TD 24/7 | 5.1–11.7/ 8.3 (2.1) | DAS FSIQ: 61–117/ 89.8 (14.3) DAS VIQ: 64–122/ 88 (13) DAS NVIQ: 50–114/ 91 (17) |
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Kaufmann et al. (2013) | AS 8/2 | 14.7 (5.0) | FSIQ: 102.3 (15.9) VIQ: 107.6 (13.2) PIQ: 95.8 (16.6) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
SoC (with MRI) |
Total perfect solutions | g = −0.04 |
TD 8/2 | 13.8 (5.3) | FSIQ: 109.5 (6.4) VIQ: 114 (9.9) PIQ: 106 (10.6) |
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Keary et al. (2009) | ASD 29/3 | 8.8–45.7/ 9.8 (10.2) | IQ ≥ 70 75–135/ FSIQ: 102.9 (13.6) VIQ: 106.9 (15.6) PIQ: 97.8 (12.5) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToH (with MRI) |
Total moves | g = 0.93 |
TD 31/3 | 9.2–43.9/ 18.6 (9.1) | 86–121/ FSIQ: 104 (10.5) VIQ: 104.7 (10.4) PIQ: 102.6 (10) |
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Kimhi et al. (2014) | ASD 25/4 | 3–6/ 4.9 (0.9) | FSIQ: 103.5 (17.2) | Q: - SI: ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToL | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.58 |
TD 26/4 | 3–6/ 4.6 (0.9) | FSIQ: 107.6 (14.1) | |||||
Landa & Goldberg (2005) | HFA 19 | 7.3–17.3/ 11.0 (2.9) | IQ ≥ 80 81–139/ FSIQ: 109.7 (15.8) VIQ: 113.5 (17.1) PIQ: 104.6 (13.5) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS (-G) NSCA: - CLAS: - |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 1.01 |
TD 19 | 7.2–17.2/ 11.0 (2.9) | 90–138/ FSIQ: 113.4 (14.3) VIQ: 115.6 (15.8) PIQ: 108.5 (12.1) |
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Limoges et al. (2013) | ASD 16/1 | 16–27/ 21.7 (3.5) | FSIQ: 89–129/ 104.1 (11.3) VIQ: 103.2 (16.2) PIQ: 103.5 (13.1) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL (with EEG) |
Total perfect solutions (%) | g = 0.64 |
TD 13/1 | 16–27/ 21.8 (4.1) | FSIQ: 92–124 112.3 (9.8) VIQ: 113 (9.6) PIQ: 112.1 (10.9) |
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Lopez et al. (2005) | ASD 14/3 | 19–42/ 29.0 | PIQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 77 (15) VIQ: 73 (16) PIQ: 84.1 (12.2) |
Q: GARS (P) SI: ADI- R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Tower of California (D-KEFS) | Total constructed towers | g = 1.15 |
TD 11/6 | 18–45/ 29.0 | FSIQ: 89 (13) VIQ: 92 (15) PIQ: 87.6 (11.7) |
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Losh et al. (2009) | HFA 29/7 | 21.5 (5.5) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 101.2 (18.1) |
Q: - SI: ADI- R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToH | Total moves | g = 0.27 |
TD 34/7 | 23.4 (5.6) | FSIQ: 108.3 (15) | |||||
Low et al. (2009) | ASD 23/4 | 5.3–13.1/ 8.3 (2.2) | Not assessed | Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Mazes | Accuracy | g = 0.63 |
TD 23/4 | 4.5–10.7/ 6.6 (1.3) | ||||||
McCrimmon et al. (2012) | AS 26/7 | 16–21/ 18.8 (1.6) | IQ ≥ 85 FSIQ: 113.2 (10.6) VIQ: 114.1 (12.2) PIQ: 108.9 (9.9) |
Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
Tower (D-KEFS) | Total score | g = 0.07 |
TD 26/7 | 16–21/ 18.9 (1.6) | FSIQ: 110.1 (8.8) VIQ: 109 (10.7) PIQ: 108.7 (10) |
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Medeiros & Winsler (2014) | ASD 26/1 | 7–18/ 11.9 (2.7) | Not assessed | Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToH-Revised | Total moves | g = 0.51 |
TD 18/8 | 7–18/ 10.3 (3.2) | ||||||
Ozonoff & Jensen (1999) | ASD 40 | 12.6 (3.4) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 95.2 (18.8) VIQ: 93.3 (20.0) PIQ: 98.6 (19.8) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToH | Total score | g = 0.70 |
TD 29 | 12.1 (3.0) | FSIQ: 107.8 (10.8) VIQ: 107.8 (12.3) PIQ: 106.8 (12.5) |
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Ozonoff et al. (2004) | ASD 72/7 | 6–47/ 15.7 (8.7) | FSIQ: 106.3 (16.3) VIQ: 104.9 (17.9) PIQ: 106 (16) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS-G NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: ICD-10 |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.87 |
TD 58/12 | 6–47/ 16.0 (7.6) | FSIQ: 106 (11.5) VIQ: 106.1 (11.6) PIQ: 105 (12) |
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Panerai et al. (2014) | HFA 9/2 | 8.9 (3.1) | IQ ≥ 85 85–111 |
Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToL | Total perfect solutions | g = 1.79 |
TD 6/3 | 9.7(2.6) | Not assessed within study | |||||
Pellicano et al. (2006) | ASD 35/5 | 4.1–7.3/ 5.6 (0.9) | IQ ≥ 80 VIQ (PPVT): 82–122/ 101.2 (11) PIQ (Leiter): 83–141/ 113.6 (14.1) |
Q: SCQ (P) SI: ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV/ICD-10 |
Mazes | Accuracy | g = 0.63 |
TD 31/9 | 4-7.3/ 5.5. (0.9) | VIQ (PPVT): 75–121/ 103.3 (9.9) PIQ (Leiter): 91–143/ 112.52 (14.47) |
ToL | Total perfect solutions | |||
Verbal (VIQ) and nonverbal IQ (PIQ) were assessed with the Peabody Picture Vocabulary Test (PPVT) and the Leiter International Performance Scale (Leiter), which does not allow an estimation of total IQ (FSIQ) | |||||||
Pellicano (2007) | ASD 25/5 | 4.1–7.3/ 5.6 (0.9) | VIQ (PPVT): 85–122/ 100 (10.6) PIQ (Leiter): 85–141/ 113.9 (13.7) |
Q: SCQ (P) S: ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Mazes | Accuracy | g = 0.54 |
TD 31/9 | 4-7.3/ 5.5 (0.9) | VIQ (PVVT): 75–121/ 103.3 (9.9) PIQ (Leiter): 91–143/ 112.5 (14.5) |
ToL | Total perfect solutions | |||
VIQ and PIQ were assessed with the PPVT and the Leiter, which does not allow an estimation of FSIQ | |||||||
Pellicano (2010) | ASD 40/5 | T1: 4.1–7.3/ 5.6 (0.9) | IQ ≥ 80 T1: VIQ: 80–122/ 97.1 (11.5) PIQ: 83–141/ 113.3 (13.9) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS-G NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL | T1: total perfect solutions | g = 1.54 |
TD 37/8 | T1: 4-7.3/ 5.4 (0.9) | T1: VIQ: 87–120/ 100.9 (8.7) PIQ: 89–147/ 115.6 (16.4) |
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VIQ and PIQ were assessed with the PPVT and the Leiter, which does not allow an estimation of FSIQ | |||||||
Planche & Lemonnier (2012) | HFA 14/1 + AS 13/2 |
6.1–10.2/ 8.4 (1.5) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 101.8 (21.5) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: ICD-10 |
Tower (NEPSY) | Total score | g = −0.04 |
TD 12/3 | 6–10/ 9.1 (1.4) | FSIQ: 106.2 (8.3) | |||||
Prior & Hoffmann (1990) | ASD 9/3 | 10.2–17.3/ 3.8 | FSIQ (Leiter): 76–109/ 88 | Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: Rutter (1978) |
Milner mazes | Number of errors | g = 1.32 |
TD 9/3 | 10.3–17/ 13.8 | FSIQ (Leiter): 85–112 / 100 | |||||
Rajendran et al. (2005) | ASD 8/4 | 11.4/ 16.5 (6.8) | FSIQ: 102 (21.5) VIQ: 110.3 (22.5) PIQ: 93.3 (22.8) |
Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
Zoo Map test | Summary profile score | g = 0.68 |
TD 8/4 | 12–39/ 16.8 (7.4) | FSIQ: 109 (13) VIQ: 111.8 (14.3) PIQ: 104.5 (14.4) |
Key Search test | Summary profile score | |||
Rajendran et al. (2011) | ASD 16/2 | 11.6–17.4/ 13.9 (1.7) | FSIQ: 96.2 (13.1) VIQ: 106.2 (14.6) PIQ: 87.6 (14.8) |
Q: SCQ (P) SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
Six Elements test | Summary profile score | g = 0.85 |
TD 14/4 | 12.2–18.3/ 13.8 (1.4) | FSIQ: 106.8 (10) VIQ: 106.4 (12.2) PIQ: 106.1 (8.9) |
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Robinson et al. (2009) | ASD 42/12 | 8–17/ 12.5 (2.8) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 103.5 (10.5) |
Q: SCQ (P) SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL | Total moves | g = −0.53 |
TD 42/12 | 8–17/ 12.1 (2.3) | FSIQ: 104.8 (9.1) | |||||
Sachse et al. (2013) | HFA 27/3 | 14–33/ 19.2 (5.1) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 105.3 (12.3) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R. ADOS NSCA: - CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.37 |
TD 24/4 | 14–33/ 19.9 (3.6) | FSIQ: 109.3 (11.5) | |||||
Schurink et al. (2012) | PDD-NOS 19/9 | 7–12/ 10.5 (1.4) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 81.4 (8.4) |
Q: CSBQ (P) SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToL | ToL score | g = 0.60 |
TD 19/9 | 7–12/ 10.4 (1.3) | Not reported | |||||
Semrud-Clikeman et al. (2010) |
ASD 8/7 | 9.1–16.5/ 10.6 (2.6) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 100.8 (13) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
Tower (D-KEFS) | Total achievement | g = 0.82 |
TD 23/9 | 9.1–16.5/ 9.8 (2.1) | FSIQ: 109.4 (10) | |||||
Sinzig et al. (2008) | ASD 16/4 | 8.3–18.9/ 14.3 (3.0) | IQ ≥ 80 PIQ: 112 (17.7) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
SoC | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.07 |
TD 14/6 | 7.6–17.6/ 13.1 (3.0) | PIQ: 113 (11.9) | |||||
IQ (nonverbal) was measured using the Culture Fair Intelligence Test, which only assesses nonverbal IQ (PIQ) | |||||||
Taddei & Contena (2013) | ASD 30/8 | 13.1 (3.3) | Not assessed | Q: - SI: - NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR, ICD-10 |
Cognitive Assessment System (CAS) - Planning | Total score | g = 2.27 |
TD 10/5 | 12 (2.85) | ||||||
Unterrainer et al. (2015) | ASD 18 | 10.1 (2.4) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 97.1 (16.4) |
Q: SRS SI: ADOS-G, ADI-R NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR/ ICD-10 |
ToL (computerized) | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.13 |
TD 42 | 9.8 (2.4) | FSIQ: 97.6 (13.9) | |||||
Van Eylen et al. (2015) | ASD 30/20 | 8–18/ 12.2 (2.6) | IQ ≥ 70 FSIQ: 104.3 (10.8) VIQ: 104.3 (15.9) PIQ: 104.3 (13.2) |
Q: SRS SI: 3Di NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
Tower (D-KEFS) | Total score | g = 0.20 |
TD 30/20 | 8–18/ 12.5 (2.7) | FSIQ: 107.7 (9.3) VIQ: 111.6 (11.4) PIQ: 103.8 (13.7) |
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Verté et al. (2005) | HFA 57/4 | 6–13/ 9.1 (1.9) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 99.2 (17.1) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, DISC-IV NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL | ToL score | g = 0.82 |
TD 40/7 | 6–13/ 9.4 (1.6) | FSIQ: 112.1 (9.7) | |||||
Verté et al. (2006) | ASD 99/13 | 6–13/ 8.6 (1.8) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 100.6 (16) VIQ: 97.3 (17.6) PIQ: 104.6 (17.6) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, DISC-IV NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToL | ToL score | g = 0.68 |
TD 40/7 | 6–13/ 9.4 (1.6) | FSIQ: 112.1 (9.7) VIQ: 113.6 (10.4) PIQ: 108.5 (11.9) |
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Wallace et al. (2009) | ASD 26/2 | 12–20/ 15.7 (2.1) | IQ ≥ 80 FSIQ: 110.3 (16.8) VIQ: 109.7 (17.1) PIQ: 108.8 (16.8) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV |
ToL-Dx | Excess moves | g = 0.63 |
TD 24/1 | 12–19/ 16.4 (1.8) | FSIQ: 113.8 (10) VIQ: 111.9 (10.8) PIQ: 112.5 (10.3) |
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White et al. (2009) | ASD 41/4 | 7–12/ 9.6 (1.4) | FSIQ: 105.9 (12.1) VIQ: 111 (14.7) PIQ: 98 (11.2) |
Q: - SI: 3Di NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: - |
Zoo Map test | Accuracy Map 1 | g = 0.41 |
TD 21/6 | 7–12/ 9.9 (1.3) | FSIQ: 110.7 (14.6) VIQ: 115 (15.8) PIQ: 103 (12.4) |
Key Search test | Total score | |||
Williams & Jarrold (2013) | ASD 21 | 10.45 (2.10) | VIQ: 103.3 (18) PIQ: 110 (16.4) |
Q: SRS (P) SI: 3Di NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR, ICD-10 |
ToL | Total moves (manual version) |
g = 0.59 |
TD 22 | 10.61 (1.3) | VIQ: 105.6 (13.3) PIQ: 107.2 (13) |
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Participants also completed a computerized version of the ToL, which gave the same results (ns) | |||||||
Williams et al. (2012) | ASD 17 | 42.13 | FSIQ: 114 (13.4) VIQ: 112.8 (11.8) PIQ: 112.8 (15.3) |
Q: AQ SI: ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR, ICD-10 |
ToL | Total moves silent condition | g = 0.26 |
TD 17 | 39.43 | FSIQ: 116.7 (13.3) VIQ: 117.6 (13.1) PIQ: 112.6 (11.1) |
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Please note that for the ToL test, nASD = 15 and ntD = 16 | |||||||
Williams et al. (2014)b | ASD 65 | 8–46/ 18.8 (9.7) | FSIQ: 98.8 (14) VIQ: 102 (15.6) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: clinical diagnosis CLAS: DSM-IV-TR |
ToH | Total moves | g = 0.24 |
Zoo Map test | Summary profile score | ||||||
TD 65 | 8–46/ 19.2 (10.1) | FSIQ: 102.1 (8.8) VIQ: 102.6 (8.9) |
Key Search test | Summary profile score | |||
Zinke et al. (2010) | HFA 13/2 | 7–12/ 9.0 (1.5) | ≥ 78 96.4 (14.5) |
Q: - SI: ADI-R, ADOS NSCA: - CLAS: ICD-10 |
ToL | Total perfect solutions | g = 0.98 |
TD 14/3 | 6–12/ 9.8 (1.7) | Not reported |
A Author; ADI-R Autism Diagnostic Interview Revised; ADOS(-G) Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule(-Generic); AS Asperger Syndrome; ASD Autism spectrum disorder (could include autism, Asperger syndrome or PDD-NOS); AQ Autism Spectrum Questionnaire; CARS-II Childhood Autism Rating Scale, second edition; CAST Childhood Autism Spectrum Test; CLAS Classification system used; CSBQ (P) Children’s Social Behavior Questionnaire (Parent version); DART Dutch Adult Reading Test; DAS Differential Ability Scales; DAWBA Development and Wellbeing Assessment; DISC-IV (P) Diagnostic Interview Schedule for Children for DSM-IV, (parent version); D-KEFS Delis-Kaplan Executive Function System; DSM-IV(-TR) Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, fourth edition, (text-revised); F Female; FSIQ Full Scale Intelligence Quotient; GARS Gilliam Autism Rating Scale; HFA High Functioning Autism; ICD-10; International statistical classification of diseases and related health problems, tenth edition; IQ Intelligence Quotient; M male; NEPSY Developmental NEuroPSYchological Assessment; ns Did not reach statistical significance; NSCA Nonstructural clinical assessment; P Parent; PIQ Performance Intelligence Quotient; Q Questionnaire; RT Reaction Time; SCQ Social Communication Questionnaire; SI Structured instrument such as specially developed standardized interviews and observation schedules; SoC Stockings of Cambridge; SRS Social Responsiveness Scale; TD Typically developing group; ToH Tower of Hanoi; ToH-Revised Tower of Hanoi-Revised; ToL Tower of London; ToL-Dx Tower of London-Drexel; VIQ Verbal Intelligence Quotient; WADIC Wing’s Autistic Disorder Interview Checklist; 3Di Developmental, Dimensional and Diagnostic Interview
aIf only one digit is reported, this refers to the total sample size because the division of gender (number of males and females) was unknown
bWhen multiple planning tasks of different type of tasks were assessed within the same study, we chose type of task (Tower, BADS, CANTAB) for the moderator analysis of task-type based on the highest number of similar type of task available (e.g., Williams et al. (2014) is categorized as BADS)