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Toward a Clinically Relevant Epistemology of Autism: Moving from Correlation to Causation and Intervention

2024-09-14

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<p>Causal knowledge is what is needed to advance policy and care for autistic individuals and their families—to understand how to remove challenges while maintaining desirable human variability. Ultimately, trials of clinical and policy interventions will be needed to confirm their effect, but we can place the most informed and safest bets on interventions by making the greatest use of observational data. This use...

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10.31234/osf.io/t5n9h
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