Social Participation and Quality of Life in Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Research Studies

Research is the key to improving our knowledge about possible causes of autism and helping to identify effective treatments. The following researchers are seeking participants to assist in their studies.

If you are seeking funding sources to conduct a study, click here for more information about the Autism Society San Diego Bernard Rimland Memorial Research Grant.

If you are seeking participants for studies relating to ASD (must be IRB approved) and would like your information to be posted, please click here to submit.

Below is a list of researchers seeking participants for their studies.

Social Participation and Quality of Life in Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder

Dr. Yan hua- Huang, Sabrina Setareh, Laura Silver, Ashley Wynne, Grace Yim, Lisa Yee
310-243-2136
sabrinasetareh@yahoo.com

The purpose of this study is to explore the quality of life of young adults with high functioning ASD. While there are studies on quality of life on adults with ASD, these studies have been taken place in foreign countries such as Germany and Taiwan. The findings will be helpful due to the need for occupational therapists to improve interventions to improve social skills of young adults with ASD. This study will be confidential and no names or personal information will be asked. We are hoping to have a total of 70 participants who meet the following criteria:

1. Adults between ages 18-35
2. Diagnosed with ASD
3. Able to legally consent for themselves

Click Here for Approval Document

Research Studies

Social Participation and Quality of Life in Young Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder

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