(Reuters Health) - Children with autism are more likely than kids without the disorder to be bullied by siblings and peers in early adolescence, ...
- Children with autism are more likely than kids without the disorder to be bullied by siblings and peers in early adolescence, and they may have more psychological and social problems as a result, a new study suggests.
"But children with autism are still more likely to be involved in two-way sibling bullying," Toseeb said by email."And being involved in sibling bullying at age 11 years is associated with more emotional and behavioral difficulties at age 14." Whether or not they had autism, children involved in sibling bullying were more likely to experience emotional and behavioral difficulties, the study found.
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