Exploring Autism - A Conversation with Uta Frith
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Open Agenda Publishing inc., 2020.
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9781771700504

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This carefully-edited book includes an introduction, The Autistic Condition, and questions for discussion at the end of each chapter:

I. Assessing the Landscape- An autism epidemic?
II. Searching for a Definition- Innate vs. conscious understanding
III. A Stunning Result- Learning from dolls
IV. Looking Inside- Brain-imaging technology and its impact
V. Vaccines- Correlation vs. causation
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