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When we misread autistic people, it may not be a lack of empathy-it may be a mismatch

When we misread autistic people, it may not be a lack of empathy-it may be a mismatch
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A new study explores the 'Double Empathy Problem,' suggesting that communication difficulties between autistic and non-autistic individuals are mutual rather than one-sided. The research highlights that social friction often stems from a mismatch in communication styles rather than a lack of empathy.

A new study reveals important nuances in how autistic and non-autistic people understand one another. Guided by the Double Empathy Problem theory, research suggests that communication difficulties are often mutual rather than stemming from a one-side... [3386 chars]

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When we misread autistic people, it may not be a lack of empathy-it may be a mismatch — Headlinne — headlinne