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M. Yusuf Rasul, Matthew Knight, James Stacey (2026). Lay Social Representations of Autism: Systematic Review and Meta-Ethnographic Synthesis. CRD/PROSPERO. University of Oxford..

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M. Yusuf Rasul, Matthew Knight, James Stacey (2026). Lay Social Representations of Autism: Systematic Review and Meta-Ethnographic Synthesis. CRD/PROSPERO. University of Oxford..

Publication date
27 Apr 2026
Identifier
CRD420261319874
Authors
M. Yusuf Rasul, Matthew Knight, James Stacey
Source
CRD/PROSPERO
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systematic_review_registry
Publisher
University of Oxford.
Metadata source
crd.york.ac.uk

Abstract

To systematically identify and synthesise qualitative studies exploring how autism is conceptualised, interpreted, and made meaningful within lay (non-expert) populations. To develop a meta-ethnographic synthesis of lay social representations of autism, examining dominant beliefs, narratives, explanatory models, and cultural meanings. To generate higher-order interpretative insights, informed by Social Representation Theory, into how collective understandings of autism are constructed and communicated within everyday discourse.

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