#4 - Nicht autistisch genug? - Die Debatte um Autismusforscherin Uta Frith
"Jemand, der sich flüssig unterhalten kann, ist kein Autist." Das hat Autismusforscherin Uta Frith in einem Interview der nzz gesagt. Warum ich anderer Meinung bin argumentiere ich in diesem Podcast, sowohl mit dem aktuellen Stand der Forschung, als auch aus eigener Perspektive.
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Interview mit Uta Frith in der nzz: Autismus-Forscherin: Viele Autismus-Diagnosen sind fragwürdig
Quellen:
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