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Interactive Virtual Workday Training for Autism
Study Summary
This trial proposes to develop and test the effectiveness of a computerized training tool to help nearly 50,000 youth with autism get and keep jobs. It will help them prepare for effective workplace communication, apply social cognitive strategies, and practice simulated conversations.
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Study Objectives
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- Group 1: Standard Transition Services + Work Chat
- Group 2: Standard Transition Services
- No Placebo-Only Group - All patients enrolled in this study will receive some form of active treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there any remaining opportunities to join this research experiment?
"According to clinicaltrials.gov, this study is not presently recruiting patients; the trial was first announced on October 13th and last updated a few weeks later on Halloween day. Unfortunately, no new enrollees are necessary at present, though 280 other medical trials do remain open for individuals seeking treatment currently."
What are the ambitions of this scientific investigation?
"This clinical trial's chief objective, which will be assessed during baseline and posttest (approximately 6 weeks later), is to foster a greater degree of sustained employment for participants over 9 months. Secondary outcomes comprise alteration in perceived social self-efficacy via the 5-item Perceived Social Self-Efficacy Scale (PSSE) ranging from 1 ("Not at all well") to 5 ("Very well"), with total possible scores between 5 and 25; modification in empathy self-efficacy through the 6-item Perceived Empathy Self Efficacy Scale (PESE) ranging from 1 ("Not at all well") to 5 ("Very"
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