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The development of friendship: Part three

Think about your friends in middle school and high school. You likely have sustained some of those friendships into adulthood. Relationships during...
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The development of friendship: Part two

All parents want their children to have friends. This is a particularly sensitive issue to parents of children with ASD. It is very difficult for...
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The development of friendship: Part one

Friendship is often talked about as if all friendships are alike, especially when we are talking about autism. The reality is that the relationship...
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Intersubjectivity; A meeting of the minds: Part five

The intersubjective relationship between parent and child is crucial for the child's ability to function in the real world. Unfortunately, with...
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Intersubjectivity; A meeting of the minds: Part four

For those of you who have been following this series, you likely have a better understanding of the intersubjective relationship between parent and...
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Intersubjectivity; A meeting of the minds: Part three

Intersubjectivity has been identified by current research as a primary deficit in autism. It is the ability for children to learn, through their...
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Intersubjectivity; A meeting of the minds: Part two

Intersubjectivity is the process by which children learn how to navigate the world through the relationship with their parents. There are five...
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Intersubjectivity, a meeting of the minds: Part one

Intersubjectivity has been identified as a universal deficit in individuals with ASD. It is a scientific term used to describe the developmental...
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