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“Life’s good now”: The paradox of poignancy and positivity in autistic ageing

2025-03-10

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<p>BackgroundMuch of the research on autistic ageing is framed by what is known about the developmental trajectory of autism throughout childhood and into middle age. There is also the risk that common negative stereotypes about ageing distract from exploring the potential for developmental gains in later life such as those seen in the non-autistic population and some other conditions. The research presented here...

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10.31234/osf.io/856xc_v2
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