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Lien vers la source citée1 réponse intégrée de Michelle Dawson
01/05/2025 11:38
Note: unfounded claims that fair tests of the benefits vs harms of interventions are bad for autistics, are too difficult to do, are too much trouble, cause dangerous delays, etc--claims promoted by this "neurodiversity affirmative" letter--underly every harmful intervention imposed on autistics
Voir la réponse sur BlueskySchea Fissel Brannick (2025). Risky business: How assumptions about evidence can exclude autistic voices. Autism, 29(10), 2632-2634. SAGE Publications.
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