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This study compared the differences in K-CBCL dysregulation profiles, development level, autistic symptoms, and social maturity between ASD and Non-ASD. The study also sought to verify the influence of each group's dysregulation profile, development level, and autistic symptoms on social maturity. The participants were 244 infants and toddlers aged from 18 to 65 months. In terms of our results, first, the dysregulation profile and autistic symptoms were significantly higher in the ASD group, and the cognitive development level and social maturity were significantly lower than Non-ASD group. Second, the influence of independent variables on social maturity in the ASD infant and toddler group was significant, and the explanatory power was approximately 31.3%. Third, the influence of independent variables on social maturity in Non-ASD infant and toddler group was significant, and the explanatory power was found to be 27.1%. This study is significant in that verified the differences between ASD and Non-ASD. Additionally, it also revealed factors affecting social maturity in the two groups.

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