Autism-ness Does Not Exist, but Autism Does, Part 2: The Perception-Language Chimera Model Accounts for the Nature, Chronology, and Interrelation of Autistic Signs
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One of the most influential attempts to characterize and explain the perceptual atypicalities of autism, as well as their relationship to the linguistic and social features of the condition, is the "enhanced perceptual functioning" (EPF) model. This model pr... ...
