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• TITLE: Mealtime feeding behaviors and gastrointestinal dysfunction in children with classic autism compared with normal sibling controls

  AUTHORS: Vahe Badalyan, Richard H. Schwartz

  KEYWORDS: Classic Autism; Feeding Behaviors; GI Dysfunction

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Pediatrics, Vol.2 No.2, June 19, 2012

  ABSTRACT: Introduction: We compared the frequency and duration of specific mealtime behaviors and GI dysfunction in children with classic autism to typically-developing siblings. Survey Method: A 41-item on-line parent survey. Statistics: Chi square and binomial logistical regression. Results: 79 children with classic autism matched with a normally-developing sibling. Logistic Regression Analysis Revealed: Dislike of new foods and bizarre mealtime mannerisms, were more frequent in those with classic autism (p