Evidence record

Chen Y et al. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the relationship between sensory processing differences and internalising/externalising problems in autism. Clinical Psychology Review. 2024;114:102516.

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Source record

Source kind: peer reviewed
Evidence model: Accepted legacy v0.1 embedded source
Accessed: 2026-08-12
Oracle last reviewed: 2026-08-12

Open source

Claims this source bears on

Sensory hyperreactivity, hyporeactivity and unusual sensory interests can be part of autistic experience, but sensory profiles are heterogeneous and sensory differences are not unique to autism.

Claim reference: autism#autism-claim-sensory · Confidence: high · Evidence role: Legacy source route — no v0.2 contribution role inferred

Evidence limitations

None recorded.

Claim uncertainty

Which sensory measures predict useful, person-defined accommodations across settings?

Funding and conflicts

None recorded.

Evidence projection provenance

Batch B original-five evidence review authorised by the owner on 2026-08-12 and promoted from preserved candidate blob d3b58ae49a44dfb47d37622cdc3ca3fbe87a0923; candidate history remains preserved.

Public projection ID: legacy-autism-autism-source-chen-2024