Why Autism Researchers are Critically Examining the Double Empathy Problem (With Dr Punit Shah)

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This podcast is about the intersection of autism (ASD 1) and Christianity, covering ten years of ethnographic research covering over 26000 autistic Christians and ex-Christians. In this episode, I talked to Dr Punit Shah an autism researcher and Associate Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of Bath. Link to Dr Shah's full paper: https://psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2024-87123-001.html

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