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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"double empathy problem"”.
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Predictive Perception in Autism
… by autistic people, through the lens of the double empathy problem and second-person neuroscience.<br/>Chapter 2 examined how spoken intentions and visual evidence guide predictive social perception. Across four experiments, results supported a dual-process model whereby top-down expectations …
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Why is the hidden disability of autism so visible in mental health inpatient services? The autistic view from personal stories.
… a shared interpretation, guarding against the double empathy problem, before looking across the five stories for any commonalities. Themes for risk of mental health hospital admission emerged as: “being different, not fitting in”; “not believed, misunderstood”; “negative sense of self” and …
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Understanding the Lived Experiences of Autistic Adults
… and needs. Furthermore, Milton’s (2012) double empathy problem reconceptualizes autistic experiences as a mutual lack of understanding of other’s behaviors by neurodiverse and neurotypical people, and the appropriate form of treatment would be to work toward understanding these …
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Show me the real you: Therapeutic relationship-building with autistic adults
… to bilateral differences in relating, or the ‘double empathy problem’. I interviewed 17 autistic adults about their relationship-building experiences with a wide range of professionals, with the majority working in mental health contexts. I also interviewed two mental health counsellors and one …
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Virtual Reality Supplement to the Peers Social Skills Intervention for Adolescents with ASD
… reduced autism spectrum symptomatology, and less problem behaviors as compared to the control group. Participants were able to navigate the online learning community and complete simple tasks in the 3D virtual environment throughout the intervention. Implications for practitioners and families …