Correction: The Macaque Social Responsiveness Scale (mSRS): A Rapid Screening Tool for Assessing Variability in the Social Responsiveness of Rhesus Monkeys (<i>Macaca mulatta</i>)

Correction: The Macaque Social Responsiveness Scale (mSRS): A Rapid Screening Tool for Assessing Variability in the Social Responsiveness of Rhesus Monkeys (<i>Macaca mulatta</i>

Mean (+SEM) mSRS scores for the high, middle and low ranking monkeys.

<p>Mean (+SEM) mSRS scores for the high, middle and low ranking monkeys.</p

The distribution of mSRS scores for the 105 monkeys.

<p>The distribution of mSRS scores for the 105 monkeys.</p

Chronbach’s alpha values for intra-item reliability in a subset of 4 raters.

<p>Chronbach’s alpha values for intra-item reliability in a subset of 4 raters.</p

Distribution of mSRS scores by age.

<p>Distribution of mSRS scores by age.</p

Electronic Supplementary Material from Caregiver greeting to infants under 6 months already reflects emerging differences in those later diagnosed with autism

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Exemplar greetings from six caregivers from Caregiver greeting to infants under 6 months already reflects emerging differences in those later diagnosed with autism

Caregiver clips were taken from the first 3 seconds of each interaction and sped up to 2x speed. While this video example does not contain sound (because it is sped up to 2x speed), infants and caregivers were able to hear each other in real time during the interaction. All caregivers provided consent for use of their image

Descriptive data of the study population.

<p>NA = not available, i.e. questions not included in the questionnaire, Q₁ = 1^st quartile, Q₃ = 3^rd quartile.</p>1<p>Not available for pregnancies before 1982.</p>A<p>Same sex female twin pairs born 1926–1966.</p>B<p>Same sex female and male twin pairs born 1944–1971.</p>C<p>Each twin was living together with a partner in a long-term relationship. The adolescent child was 11–22 years old and was living together with the parents. The cousins were the same sex and not more than 4 years apart in age.</p

Children of MZ +DZ twin mothers: Analyses of association between mother’s level of anxiety as well as her twin sister’s levels and asthma in the child as reported in questionnaires and recorded in registers.

1<p>Breathlessness reported by child was only available for study 2.</p>2<p>At least two purchases of asthma medication, except oral beta-2-agonists, on different days July 2005– December 2009.</p>3<p>Maternal anxiety assessed with BAI was only available for study 2.</p>4<p>Spearman’s correlation coefficient between twin sisters (continuous scale) is 0.30 for BAI; 0.33 for Somatic anxiety; 0.34 for Psychic anxiety.</p><p>All analyses adjusted for mother’s education, maternal smoking at time of the study, maternal asthma, sex and age of the child, preterm birth, birth weight and caesarean section.</p

Percentage of reported asthma and breathlessness, register based asthma diagnosis and medication by level of reported maternal anxiety in a cross-sectional twin study.

1<p>Maternal anxiety assessed with BAI was only available for study 2.</p>2<p>Breathlessness reported by child was only available for study 2.</p>3<p>At least two purchases of asthma medication, except oral beta-2-agonists, on different days July 2005– December 2009.</p