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Åsa Hedlund1, Maria Eriksson Wester1, Pia Edenvik2

  • 1Avdelningen for Vardvetenskap, Hogskolan i Gavle, Gävle, Sweden.

Frontiers in psychiatry
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この研究では,自閉症に優しいグループインタビューを調査し,自閉症の処理スタイルに対応し,快適な空間を作り出すことがデータ収集を強化することを発見しました. 方法の適応は,自閉症のインタビュアーと参加者の両方に利益をもたらします.

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自閉症の認知能力について社会性の自閉症的な形態自閉症の処理スタイルは自閉症に優しいインタビューコミュニケーションスタイル コミュニケーションスタイルクロスニューロタイプコミュニケーションエピステミック・ヒーリング・スペースグループ・インタビュー・スペース・スペース・スペース

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