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76 participants (40 with ASD, 36 typically developing) were assessed for autistic traits, parenting attitudes, and self-esteem. The data, authored by Kazuhiko Yamamuro and last updated in March 2026, shows children with ASD had significantly lower self-esteem than their peers. Higher autistic trait scores were independently associated with lower self-esteem, while parenting attitudes were more closely related to self-esteem than clinician-rated symptom severity.
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