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• Problems with autism research and stereotypes only acknowledging certain types of interests as special interest, e.g. trains, planes, math = autistic; horses, literature, art = somehow not autistic | • Problems with autism research and stereotypes only acknowledging certain types of interests as special interest, e.g. trains, planes, math = autistic; horses, literature, art = somehow not autistic | ||
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Revision as of 21:47, 22 August 2022
Stub article.
• Definition of special interest
• Difference between a special interest and "just a hobby"
• Difference between a special interest and a hyperfixation
• Examples of special interests
• Problems with autism research and stereotypes only acknowledging certain types of interests as special interest, e.g. trains, planes, math = autistic; horses, literature, art = somehow not autistic
