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Discussions emphasize the importance of identity-first language, with several posts referencing research results like the preference for terms such as 'Autistic' and 'Person on the Spectrum.' The tone and choice of words convey a respectful and scholarly attitude, reflecting genuine interest and engagement with the research's implications for acceptance and identity affirmation.
Most discussions support the findings that identity-first language like 'Autistic' is preferred, reflecting agreement with the study’s conclusions.
The social discussions show a high level of curiosity and focus on language preferences within the autism community, indicating strong interest.
Participants actively cite specific research results, mention related articles, and debate terminology, demonstrating deep engagement.
The conversations highlight how language preferences influence perceptions and acceptance, suggesting a moderate to high impact on community awareness.
Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.co/vu1eLgJPzR https://t.co/mf24d5r8yO https://t.co/lHETl11HAN For related arguments see https://t.co/TtbloDR4jZ https://t.co/WHp7JiODlw https://t.co/encIMoYnVx https://t.co/4WVj5odSVd
Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa"? https://t.co/f8Qr9iyFpO N=198 (age 18-71, N=58 males) Australian survey
198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Person’ as the most preferred terms. 'Person with ASC/ASD/autism' terms ranked the most offensive overall. Though not everyone agreed. https://t.co/o0KyaBC28Y
First CliniKids Autism Research Journal Club for 2021! @dianawtan22 kicking us off with a great discussion on a recent Australian article by @zimon_b @OlgaTennison exploring preferences for identity and person first language in autism. Article here: https://t.co/voB8dFnG5w https://t.co/imtPkFXV5x
"Ranked-means showed 'person on the autism spectrum' was the most preferred term overall." https://t.co/T7jETBt3yW N=198
@PilsonAnna Here are a couple of important papers in the autism literature that you might find interesting: https://t.co/PFNOOYTeML https://t.co/i5nrNuujlF
This study surveyed 3470 UK residents, including autistic individuals and their networks, to explore preferred terminology for autism. It finds that terms like autism and on the autism spectrum are most favored, but…
This survey highlights that the most preferred terms for autism among the community are autism and on the autism spectrum, with varying opinions on other labels. Results emphasize the importance of individual…
@ElliTheHarpy @AnnMemmott https://t.co/59GeX4mmw5 https://t.co/7XsXvhyrfB https://t.co/IfSTIhFh58 https://t.co/noTsAP2VeM https://t.co/WzJ3gnDFMN).
Deficit, difference, or both? “It Defines Who I Am” or “It’s Something I Have”: What Language Do [#Autistic] Australian Adults [on the #Autism Spectrum] Prefer? https://t.co/CGRlGjr0rP @PamelaSnow2
https://t.co/LPfiZGR9Y1
Bury, S. M., Jellett, R., Spoor, J. R., & Hedley, D. (2020). "It Defines Who I Am" or "It's Something I Have": What Language Do [Autistic] Australian Adults [on the Autism Spectrum] Prefer?. JADD, 10.1007/s10803-020-04425-3. Advance online publication. https://t.co/Xrs1rTH1al….
Bury, S. M., Jellett, R., Spoor, J. R., & Hedley, D. (2020). "It Defines Who I Am" or "It's Something I Have": What Language Do [Autistic] Australian Adults [on the Autism Spectrum] Prefer?. JADD, 10.1007/s10803-020-04425-3. Advance online publication. https://t.co/LPfiZGR9Y1.
@MrsArcticride @autist333 @commaficionado Think it's this one but you'll need to email author/have institutional access to read https://t.co/OqVVk7f7OT
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
RT @drstevenkapp: Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.…
Autistic people, neurodiversity supporters, friends, and ~relatives prefer identity-first language for autism. https://t.co/vu1eLgJPzR https://t.co/mf24d5r8yO https://t.co/lHETl11HAN For related arguments see https://t.co/TtbloDR4jZ https://t.co/WHp7JiODlw https://t.co/encIMoYnVx https://t.co/4WVj5odSVd
RT @clinikids_au: First CliniKids Autism Research Journal Club for 2021! @dianawtan22 kicking us off with a great discussion on a recent Au…
First CliniKids Autism Research Journal Club for 2021! @dianawtan22 kicking us off with a great discussion on a recent Australian article by @zimon_b @OlgaTennison exploring preferences for identity and person first language in autism. Article here: https://t.co/voB8dFnG5w https://t.co/imtPkFXV5x
@PilsonAnna Here are a couple of important papers in the autism literature that you might find interesting: https://t.co/PFNOOYTeML https://t.co/i5nrNuujlF
RT @PaulWhiteleyPhD: @Rogue_Soc_Psych @PAInquisitor Pardon my interruption. Latest science on this topic: https://t.co/T7jETBt3yW "Ranked-m…
@Rogue_Soc_Psych @PAInquisitor Pardon my interruption. Latest science on this topic: https://t.co/T7jETBt3yW "Ranked-means showed 'person on the autism spectrum' was the most preferred term overall." (N=198). Not everyone's cup 'o tea but for what it's worth...
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
RT @kelseyperrykkad: 198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Pers…
198 Australian adults with a diagnosis of autism chose ‘Autistic’, ‘Person on the Autism Spectrum’, and ‘Autistic Person’ as the most preferred terms. 'Person with ASC/ASD/autism' terms ranked the most offensive overall. Though not everyone agreed. https://t.co/o0KyaBC28Y
Our new @OlgaTennison paper looks at preference for #identityfirst or #personfirst language in #autism see: https://t.co/4l2v6QWGvJ
RT @PaulWhiteleyPhD: "Ranked-means showed 'person on the autism spectrum' was the most preferred term overall." https://t.co/T7jETBt3yW N=1…
"Ranked-means showed 'person on the autism spectrum' was the most preferred term overall." https://t.co/T7jETBt3yW N=198
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
Wow! even the journal of autism and developmental disorders publishes this stuff about identity first versus person first, wonder if valuable issues will ever be discussed: https://t.co/VufQ9ISHrG
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
https://t.co/7e3RVJMueo
Some insist on “with autism” . Here is a silvery of #autistic ppl. https://t.co/Xo6uK3Zqdl
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
RT @autismcrisis: Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa…
Diagnosed autistic adults "who prefer person-first terms tend to perceive identity-first terms negatively, and vice versa"? https://t.co/f8Qr9iyFpO N=198 (age 18-71, N=58 males) Australian survey
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