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Dec 24, 2025 29 min

1.4. Neurodiversität

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In der vierten Folge geht es um unser Denken und deren Diversität. Was ist Denken eigentlich genau, wie kann man das definieren? Und welche Unterschiede kann man da feststellen oder auch nicht – zum Beispiel bei Autismus oder ADHS? Was bedeuten die Begriffe "Neurodiversität", "neurodivergent" und "neurotypisch"? Und wie soll man diese am besten kategorisieren und benennen? Dazu haben Francesca Grandolfo und Thomas Zauner mit Gaia Novarino und Alice Laciny vom Institute of Science and Technology Austria, Lilian Konicar und Gabriel Auer von der Medizinischen Universität Wien und Michael Wagner von der Universität Wien gesprochen.

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