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Exploring the Identity of Autistic Individuals: Reconstructing the Autism Epidemic Myth,s of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) have increased, it could not accurately be described as an “epidemic”. This chapter begins with an examination of the origins of this myth and an overview of studies, which have measured the prevalence of autism spectrum diagnoses. It then explores current theorie

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,Challenging the Public’s Perception of Life on Autism Spectrum: The Impact of the Vaccination Myth,his chapter will unpack the origins of this myth, beginning with a discussion of Wakefield and colleagues’ controversial 1998 study, which received widespread media attention. The media’s portrayal of the vaccination–autism controversy will then be examined, followed by a review of the research on k

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,Creating Inclusive Societies for Autistic Individuals: Negating the Impact of the “Autism Can Be Cu of autism has raged. In the years following the publication of Kanner’s study, researchers have made vast strides in identifying the core features of autism, but have not been able to definitively identify any physiological marker for autism. As a result, diagnosis is still dependent on behavioural

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,Understanding the “True” Potential of Autistic People: Debunking the Savant Syndrome Myth,trengths and common challenges. . also led many people to associate autism with savant abilities. This chapter begins with an introduction and history of savant syndrome, before discussing some of the ways that public attention on fictional and real-life autistic savants has contributed to the myth

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,Establishing Social Inclusion the Autism Way: Denying the “They Don’t Want Friends” Myth,for successful interpretation of social cues and utilisation of non-verbal communication during social interactions. In addition, restricted interests often mean that autistic children and adults are not as flexible in their leisure interests and conversation topics as their neurotypical peers. Thes