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Time Perception in Autistic Adults: Interval and Event Timing Judgments Do Not Differ From Nonautistics
It has previously been proposed that autistic people have problems with timing which underlie the behavioral and cognitive differences in the condition. However, the nature of this postulated timing issue has not been well specified and the existing experimental literature has generated mixed findin
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