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• This Is.....

  

  This is me A 34 year old womanI am Irish I am a daughterA sister An auntieA doggy mamaA friend An employeeA horse rider This is me I struggle with mental... Read more

  The 29 July 2016 by   Rubytuesday
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• Seeing the Female Protective Effect in Infant Siblings of People with Autism

  

  Dr. Daniel Messinger, University of MiamiLast year, a study in Molecular Autism published by the Baby Siblings Research Consortium, or BSRC, led by Dr. Read more

  The 06 July 2016 by   Autismsciencefoundation
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• Frames of Reference – Why Smart People Feel Stupid, Money Buys Happiness, and Yo...

  

  A recent Invisibilia episode discusses frames of reference—the frames we use to interpret our world—and how our own frame of reference can clash with that of... Read more

  The 18 July 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• Breaking the Feedback Loop: How Non-complementary Behavior Can Save Your Life....

  

  Monkey see, monkey do. We may not be monkeys, but we frequently ape others, mirroring their posture, behavior mood. When we act angrily, others respond with... Read more

  The 22 July 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• Like Houses, Relationships Need Constant Work

  

  I've been reading and writing blogs on Asperger's syndrome since 2007.Over the years many of the blogs I was following have closed down and disappeared. Read more

  The 08 July 2016 by   Gbollard
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• What Are the Major Branches of Neuroscience and How Do They Differ from Each...

  

  Neuroscience is a broad label given to a field that is diverse for many reasons: It is a field defined by the fundamental questions it tries to answer, such as... Read more

  The 06 July 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• Book Review: Edward Adrift by Craig Lancaster

  

  Edward AdriftThe Sequel to 600 Hours of Edwardby Craig LancasterA Review.It's been almost seven years since I reviewed 600 Hours of Edward on this blog. It was... Read more

  The 23 July 2016 by   Gbollard
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• How Can Neurology Explain Qualia?

  

  Neurology cannot directly explain the emergence of qualia (subjective experience), but it can study the circuitry that might be necessary for it’s emergence by... Read more

  The 06 July 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• One Step Closer to Reading Minds, the Representation of Words in the Brain.

  

  We can’t quite read thoughts yet, but we’ve gotten pretty good at figuring out what sorts of things you’re hearing about.Check out this amazing video recently... Read more

  The 09 July 2016 by   Neuroamer
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• Book Review: Developing Leisure Time Skills for People with Autism Spectrum...

  

  Developing Leisure Time Skills for People with Autism Spectrum Disorders: Practical Strategies for Home, School and Community. Read more

  The 14 July 2016 by   Gbollard
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