Findings from University of Wisconsin Madison Yields New Data on Autism (The Human Spectrum: a Critique of "neurodiversity.").

A new study from the University of Wisconsin Madison challenges the terms "neurodiverse" and "neurotypical" in relation to autism spectrum disorder. The study argues that these terms promote a cognitive approach that overlooks the complexity of human activity in everyday life. The researchers suggest that social difficulties should be understood as diverse social actions-in-interaction rather than individualized conditions. The study has been peer-reviewed and is available for further reading. [Extracted from the article]