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Showing posts with label sensory stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sensory stuff. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 19, 2012

I Am Spartacus! You Might Be Spartacus, Too

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So the Judge Rotenberg Center has been in the news again , this time because of an article in New York magazine about Andre McCollins, a ...
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011

More Autistic Strengths: Symmetry-Spotting

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: A recent study has added to the list of cognitive strengths peculiar to autism: in this study, a group of autistic teens...
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Fetal Testosterone and Autistic Traits - Part V: Visuospatial Abilities

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Researchers looking into the separate questions, "How do male and female minds differ?" and "How do autis...
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Is Everyone a Bit of a Synesthete?

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I saw this article in the current issue of Scientific American and, once I got over the inherent silliness of the experimental setup, rea...
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Lindsay
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I'm a recent KU graduate with degrees in biochemistry and English lit. I'm also on the autism spectrum, having been diagnosed with PDD-NOS at age 5. It's quite likely that, were I to be seen now, I'd be diagnosed with Asperger syndrome. I write about a lot of things, which include but are not limited to: autism research, psychology, neuroscience, feminism, autism advocacy/neurodiversity, autism in literature, and broad, sweeping cultural critique. I also draw, paint and take the occasional random picture. Spam and abusive comments meet the icy-cold fury of my deleting finger.
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