@FictionConnect @StanfordMed @zakijam No. You're completely wrong and doing that will lead to many many autistic people getting misdiagnosed, as is already happening. Autism has nothing to do with an "extreme male brain." And empathy by neurotypicals towards autistic people is sorely lacking. https://t.co/lF64pXVv8m
Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger's syndrome and their family members.
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The digital discussions reflect a keen interest in the nuances of social perception and empathy concerning Asperger's, with many referencing the core findings of the article and emphasizing the significance of mutual understanding in family dynamics. Words like 'empirical,' 'miscommunication,' and phrases such as 'highlighted breakdowns' reveal a thoughtful engagement with the research's implications for social relationships and awareness.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of understanding perspectives on both sides, supporting the article's emphasis on two-way misunderstandings.
Participants show strong curiosity about the research findings, referencing specific studies and implications for autism and Asperger's.
Debates include detailed references to empirical work and personal insights, indicating deep involvement with the topic.
The discussions raise awareness about social misunderstandings and advocate for better understanding, though mostly in academic or social circles.
Abstract in brief
- Misunderstandings between individuals with Aspergers and their family members are social issues involving both sides, but research often focuses more on the individual with Aspergers rather than the relationship dynamics.
- The study used a two-sided approach, asking both parties about their own and each other's perspectives on various topics, revealing that people with Aspergers can predict their family members' perceptions better than expected, while family members tend to overestimate the egocentric view of those with Aspergers.
- The research highlights that understanding both perspectives is important, as it can help improve social understanding and relationships in families affected by Aspergers, showing that a two-sided methodology is useful for this purpose.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyPerspective-taking is two-sided: misunderstandings between people with Asperger‟s syndrome and their family members https://t.co/HDwrCNc5Wm
@andiached @milton_damian This was one of the first empirical studies that really highlighted the breakdowns in perspective taking that can occur, by @Brett_Heasman : https://t.co/9YPxvtArR1
@fusaroli @KristenBott @SueReviews @dimitrisbolis @LauraMayCrane @DrLaurenBishop Also check out work by @Brett_Heasman for empirical work on double empathy https://t.co/DQYUr3QbyM
Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger’s syndrome and their family members - Brett Heasman, Alex Gillespie, 2018 https://t.co/k5v3jPYolg
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メモ>ASD者が家族に対して何を考えているか理解することが難しいのと同様に家族もASD者が何を考えているのか理解することが難しいよという研究。 Heasman&Gillespie (2018). Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger’s syndrome and their family members
RT @AutSciPerson: @FictionConnect @StanfordMed @zakijam No. You're completely wrong and doing that will lead to many many autistic people g…
https://t.co/L7H2LUzuqy another good article although kinda sad for us
@earthinspace Miscommunication and misunderstanding is a very common occurrence as we all learn to communicate in a way that we have observed others doing and learned from experience. So that’s why I communicate certain things ahead of time knowing from experience. https://t.co/k5v3jPYolg
Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger’s syndrome and their family members - Brett Heasman, Alex Gillespie, 2018 https://t.co/k5v3jPYolg
@andiached @milton_damian This was one of the first empirical studies that really highlighted the breakdowns in perspective taking that can occur, by @Brett_Heasman : https://t.co/9YPxvtArR1
RT @Noahsasson: @fusaroli @KristenBott @SueReviews @dimitrisbolis @LauraMayCrane @DrLaurenBishop Also check out work by @Brett_Heasman for…
RT @Noahsasson: @fusaroli @KristenBott @SueReviews @dimitrisbolis @LauraMayCrane @DrLaurenBishop Also check out work by @Brett_Heasman for…
@fusaroli @KristenBott @SueReviews @dimitrisbolis @LauraMayCrane @DrLaurenBishop Also check out work by @Brett_Heasman for empirical work on double empathy https://t.co/DQYUr3QbyM
RT @dimitrisbolis: Perspective-taking is two-sided: misunderstandings between people with Asperger‟s syndrome and their family members http…
Perspective-taking is two-sided: misunderstandings between people with Asperger‟s syndrome and their family members https://t.co/HDwrCNc5Wm
Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger's syndrome and their family members. https://t.co/fsVCmVWJMQ #PubMed #Autism
Perspective-taking is two-sided: Misunderstandings between people with Asperger’s syndrome and their family members https://t.co/7tutp7vROf
RT @AspieHuman: @FictionConnect @StanfordMed @zakijam No. You're completely wrong and doing that will lead to many many autistic people get…
@FictionConnect @StanfordMed @zakijam No. You're completely wrong and doing that will lead to many many autistic people getting misdiagnosed, as is already happening. Autism has nothing to do with an "extreme male brain." And empathy by neurotypicals towards autistic people is sorely lacking. https://t.co/lF64pXVv8m
RT @AspieHuman: @KatharineBeals @karalianne @Indiana_FFCMH @thinkingautism @epballou Check out #DoubleEmpathy Simply because we're not play…
RT @AspieHuman: @KatharineBeals @karalianne @Indiana_FFCMH @thinkingautism @epballou Check out #DoubleEmpathy Simply because we're not play…
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@EbThen I really appreciate this research article double empathy: https://t.co/dIuQXyuSIS https://t.co/lF64pXVv8m
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