ArticleChildren (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Effects of Rope Therapy on Social Attention and Temperament Traits in Autistic Children.
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Abstract
backgroundAutistic children experience social communication challenges that are often linked to reduced social motivation and attention. However, there is currently no effective intervention to improve social attention in autistic children.
objectiveThis study compared the effects of rope therapy (RT), a novel intervention, with traditional sensory integration therapy (SIT) on social attention and temperament traits in autistic children.
methodsA two-arm randomized controlled trial was conducted in which participants were randomly assigned to RT (
resultsBoth groups showed significant improvements in social attention over time (
conclusionsRT exhibits promise as an effective intervention for improving social attention and temperament trait patterns in autistic children. Further research is required to confirm the findings of this study and explore the long-term effects of RT.
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