Effects of exercise and social gaming on the brain in autism spectrum disorders
Primary Objective
This study is recruiting individuals with autism spectrum disorders between the ages of 13-19 to learn more about how exercise and social gaming affect brain responses.
Description
Participants in the study will be asked to participate in a 10-week intervention of exercise or social gaming to help us learn more about how exercise and social gaming affect brain responses.
Main Procedures Involved: Study participants will complete MRI scans, blood tests, questionnaires, and cognitive tests, and may be asked to participate in 10 weeks of exercise or social gaming.
Duration of Participation: 12-14 weeks
Details
- Have a diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder without intellectual disability
- Be 13-19 years old
- Be capable of mild to moderate exercise
- Not have metal or electronic devices in their body
- Not be claustrophobic
Locations
CU Anschutz non-hospital research facilities
Principal Investigator
Jason Tregellas, PhD
Resources
Study ID
Protocol Number: 14-1282x
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