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Double Empathy: Why Autistic People are Often Misunderstood

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Crompton, DaBrabander, Heasman, Milton and Sasson (2021)

Written by and for younger people this article explains in clear language the double empathy problem. The article addresses Neurodivergent and Neurotypical people’s struggles to understand each others thoughts, feelings, behaviour and differences, in an easy to read way. The authors explore current research into the double empathy problem and discuss what further research is needed.

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Double Empathy: Why Autistic People are Often Misunderstood

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Crompton, DaBrabander, Heasman, Milton and Sasson (2021)

Written by and for younger people this article explains in clear language the double empathy problem. The article addresses Neurodivergent and Neurotypical people’s struggles to understand each others thoughts, feelings, behaviour and differences, in an easy to read way. The authors explore current research into the double empathy problem and discuss what further research is needed.

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