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Why hasn't studying perception in autism spectrum disorders helped us create a cognitive model?

Psychiatria Danubina - 1 Sept 2015

Adlam Jonathan

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There are a number of cognitive models of autism that aim to explain how mental processes are handled differently in the condition. These models make claims about the nature of cognitive function in people with autism, and suggest that these differences applied in social contexts lead to the characteristic behavioural patterns. However, it is difficult to study these cognitive differences directly because of the...

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