Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and @cjcrompton. Open access link: https://t.co/rGfFyig5YB
Innovation through neurodiversity: Diversity is beneficial.
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The digital discussions convey overall support for the research, with examples such as mentions of increased creativity among neurodiverse pairs and references to specific experiments like tower-building tasks, demonstrating both interest and engagement. The tone balances enthusiasm with informational sharing, indicating recognition of the publication's importance while encouraging further exploration.
Most discussions support the positive findings and implications of neurodiversity fostering creativity and innovation.
Posts show moderate interest, with many expressing excitement about the publication and related research, yet some remain neutral or brief.
Several posts provide detailed references to studies, share links, and reply to others, indicating a moderate level of active engagement.
The discussions highlight the significance of neurodiversity in creative and research contexts, suggesting these insights could influence attitudes and practices.
Abstract in brief
- The text discusses how neurodiversity, especially autism, has been traditionally viewed negatively but is now recognized for its positive impacts, such as increased creativity and diverse thinking leading to better outcomes.
- Research findings indicate that people tend to copy designs more readily when they share the same neurotype, but there's more creativity and innovation when pairs have different autistic diagnoses, suggesting diverse neurotypes can foster new ideas.
- These insights could help improve educational, support, and research practices by encouraging more diverse methods and acknowledging the strengths that come from different neurotypes.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky"neurodiversity produces more innovative and diverse designs as an output to a tower-building task"? https://t.co/2yKlYxADJl asking autistics, nonautistics & alternating autistics & nonautistics to build the tallest tower & finding "no difference in performance (height of tower)"
Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotype pairs @arcap https://t.co/U9whTLIvyF
When autistic people watch non-autistic people work on a creative building task — and vice versa — they copy each other less than when they are paired with someone of the same neurotype. https://t.co/6BW1ewVfK7
II) Autism is fluid (by Helen Edgar) autisticrealms.com/autism-is-fl...
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
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II) Autism is fluid (by Helen Edgar) autisticrealms.com/autism-is-fl...
@octoberrose10 Thank you! I've published part of my findings already: https://t.co/rGfFyig5YB, will link the whole thing once corrections are accepted
RT @Spectrum: When autistic people watch non-autistic people work on a creative building task — and vice versa — they copy each other less…
When autistic people watch non-autistic people work on a creative building task — and vice versa — they copy each other less than when they are paired with someone of the same neurotype. https://t.co/6BW1ewVfK7
Innovation through neurodiversity: Diversity is beneficial - Harriet Axbey, Nadin Beckmann, Sue Fletcher-Watson, Alisdair Tullo, Catherine J Crompton, 2023 https://t.co/Ra3tjVdm7w
Innovation where does it come from? https://t.co/UvKza6pNvz
RT @vicki_gibbs1: Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotyp…
RT @vicki_gibbs1: Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotyp…
RT @vicki_gibbs1: Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotyp…
RT @vicki_gibbs1: Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotyp…
RT @vicki_gibbs1: Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotyp…
Interesting study finding greater creativity among neurodiverse pairs (autistic/non-autistic) compared to single neurotype pairs @arcap https://t.co/U9whTLIvyF
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @autismcrisis: "neurodiversity produces more innovative and diverse designs as an output to a tower-building task"? https://t.co/2yKlYxA…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @autismcrisis: "neurodiversity produces more innovative and diverse designs as an output to a tower-building task"? https://t.co/2yKlYxA…
RT @autismcrisis: "neurodiversity produces more innovative and diverse designs as an output to a tower-building task"? https://t.co/2yKlYxA…
"neurodiversity produces more innovative and diverse designs as an output to a tower-building task"? https://t.co/2yKlYxADJl asking autistics, nonautistics & alternating autistics & nonautistics to build the tallest tower & finding "no difference in performance (height of tower)"
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
RT @axbey: Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and…
Excited to say that our paper is now out in @journalautism! Huge shout-out to my co-authors Nadin, @SueReviews, Alistair, and @cjcrompton. Open access link: https://t.co/rGfFyig5YB