We agree that autistics' unusual overt behaviors don't necessarily mean reduced social
motivation. But Jaswal & Akhtar maintain that, while autistics may appear socially …

Abstract The different Trichoderma asperellum—Pyraclostrobin+ Boscalid preventive
treatment programs were applied before inoculation with Colletotrichum gloeosporioides, to …

Leicht verständlich fasst das Buch moderne Forschungsergebnisse zum prädiktiven Gehirn
in Zusammenhang mit Autismus zusammen. Es richtet sich an Fachleute aller Disziplinen …

Jaswal & Akhtar argue that taking seriously autistic testimony will help make the science of
autism more humane, accurate, and useful. In this commentary, I pose two questions about …

Pragmatic deficits constitute a central feature of autism, which is highly relevant to Jaswal &
Akhtar's criticisms of the social motivation theory of autism. Recent research reveals that …

Creating a coherent representation of our environment is highly dependent on integrating
sensory signals into unified multisensory percepts. These percepts are not only multisensory …

An abundant literature on autism shows differences in emotional consciousness between
neurotypical and autistic people. This paper proposes an interpretation of these results …

Although impairment in sensory integration is suggested in the autism spectrum (AS),
empirical evidences remain equivocal. We assessed the integration of low-level visual and …

Abstract Jaswal & Akhtar (J&A) offer evidence against lack of social motivation in “autistic
people,” providing no further phenotypic details as to the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) …

Research that engages the experiences and insights of autistics and their caregivers can be
more ethical, less stigmatizing, and innovative. To avoid reproducing established …