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== Psychology ==
== Psychology ==


* [[Alexithymia|Alexithymia]]
* [[Alexithymia]]
* [[Anxiety|Anxiety]]
* [[Anxiety]]
* [[Empathy|Empathy]]
* [[Empathy]]
* [[Functioning Labels|High- and low-functioning]]
* [[Functioning labels|High- and low-functioning]]
* [[Imposter_Syndrome|Imposter syndrome]]
* [[Imposter syndrome]]
* [[Synesthesia|Synesthesia]]
* [[Synesthesia]]
* [[Theory_of_Mind|Theory of mind]]
* [[Theory of mind]]


== Sources of misunderstandings between autistic and allistic people ==
== Sources of misunderstandings between autistic and allistic people ==

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