Reframing Empathy: The Double Empathy Problem as a Foundation for Mutual Understanding and Healing in Autism
<p>Empathy has traditionally been conceptualized as an individual capacity through which one person recognizes, understands, and responds to the emotional states of another. Within the domain of autism research and clinical practice, this assumption has frequently led to the interpretation of autist...
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2026
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