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. 2019 Feb 14;13(1):29–39. doi: 10.1007/s40617-019-00337-6

Table 1.

Participant demographics

Providers (N = 23) Children (N = 19)
Characteristics Values Characteristics Values
Gender Gender
 Male 0 (0.0%)  Male 12 (63.2%)
 Female 23 (100.0%)  Female 7 (36.8%)
Education Mean age (in months) 47.0 [23.0]
 Masters/Doctoral Degree 5 (21.7%) Race
 Bachelor’s Degree/Teaching Credential 4 (17.4%)  White 12 (63.2%)
 Associate’s Degree 1 (4.3%)  Asian 1 (5.3%)
 Current College Student 13 (56.5%)  More than one race 1 (5.3%)
 Professional Title  Not reported 5 (26.3%)
 Research Assistant 13 (56.5%) Ethnicity
 Special Education Teacher 7 (30.4%)  Hispanic/Latino 6 (31.6%)
 Clinician 3 (13.0%)  Not Hispanic/Latino 8 (42.1%)
Race  Not reported 5 (26.3%)
 White 13 (56.5%) Mean ADOS-2 Comparison Scorea 7.50 [1.71]; range 4–10
 Asian 2 (8.7%) Receptive Language Age Equivalence Scores (in months)
 American Indian/Alaska Native 2 (8.7%)  Mean MSELb 9.90 [4.93]
 Not reported 6 (26.1%)  Mean PLS-4c 23.75 [10.46]
Ethnicity
 Hispanic/Latino 3 (13.0%)
 Not Hispanic/Latino 14 (60.9%)
 Not reported 6 (26.1%)
Setting
 Home 16 (69.6%)
 Classroom 7 (30.4%)

Values are presented as a number with the percentage in parenthesis or as the mean with the standard deviation in square brackets

aAutism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition,

bMullen Scales of Early Learning

cPreschool Language Scale, Fourth Edition