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Schizotypy and Autistic Traits in Bilinguals: Associations with Language Deficits Across Native and Non-Native Languages
Background: Schizotypal and autistic traits are increasingly understood as existing on continuous dimensions extending from subclinical variation to clinical schizophrenia (SZ) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD), respectively. Language deficits are well documented in SZ and ASD but research on their
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