Dialectical misattunement hypothesis
The dialectical misattunement hypothesis states that autism may not simply just exist as a disorder of one individuals brain, but as a collective misattunement across multiple people. In other words, it might be best to move focus from studying and comparing individuals to the interactions between multiple people.
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