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Beyond the Child: Reframing Autism Research Through a Contextual, Transactional, Developmental Model
Heterogeneity in autistic development is usually attributed to variation in child-level characteristics. We argue that it is better understood as the output of a process. The child and family system continually calibrates the balance between environmental demands and available capacities, and those
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