You are an excellent assistant at finding disabilities in Spanish biomedical abstracts. You will be doing Named Entity Recognition for these disabilties and you must respond with each exact phrase as it appears in the article. If it appears multiple times, respond with each phrase separated by newline character. If there are no disabilities, respond with NA.

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Abstract:

Abstract Background As there are no biological markers for Autism Spectrum Disorders ( ASD ) , screening must focus on behaviour and the presence of a markedly abnormal development or a deficiency in verbal and non - verbal social interaction and communication . Objective To evaluate the psychometric attributes of a Spanish version of the autism domain of the Autism - Tics , AD/HD and other Comorbidities Inventory ( A - TAC ) scale for ASD screening . Material and methods A total of 140 subjects ( 43% male , 57% female ) aged 6 - 16 , with ASD ( n = 15 ) , Mental Retardation ( n = 40 ) , Psychiatric Illness ( n = 22 ) , Tics ( n = 12 ) and controls ( n = 51 ) , were included for ASD screening . The predictive validity , acceptability , scale assumptions , internal consistency , and precision were analysed . Results The internal consistency was high ( α = 0 .93 ) , and the standard error was adequate ( 1 .13 [95% CI ,  - 1 .08 a 3 .34] ) . The mean scores of the Autism module were higher in patients diagnosed with ASD and mental disability compared to the rest of the patients ( _P_ < .001 ) . The area under the curve was 0 .96 for the ASD group . Conclusion The autism domain of the A - TAC scale seems to be a reliable , valid and precise tool for ASD screening in the Spanish school population .
Autism Spectrum Disorders
ASD
abnormal development
deficiency in verbal and non - verbal social interaction and communication
ASD
ASD
Mental Retardation
Psychiatric Illness
ASD
ASD
mental disability
ASD
ASD