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DESCRIPTION:Research on neurodiversity has immense potential to improve our
  understanding of neurodevelopmental clinical conditions (e.g.\, autism\, 
 ADHD\, dyslexia) while also making wider contributions to equality\, diver
 sity\, and inclusion research and practices. However\, research on neurodi
 versity\, especially in the field of psychology\, has considerable room fo
 r improvement. There is an urgent need to: 1) refine theoretical framework
 s born out of the neurodiversity concept (e.g.\, Double Empathy\; Livingst
 on\, Hargitai\, & Shah\, 2024\, Psychol. Rev.)\, 2) promote the widespread
  adoption of open science practices (e.g.\, replications and extensions\, 
 Leung et al.\, 2024\, Autism\; open data and open code\, Waldren et al.\, 
 2024\, Cortex)\, and 3)  increase interdisciplinary collaborations to driv
 e meaningful progression in the field (e.g.\, Layinka et al.\, 2024\, eLif
 e). Drawing on our own research\, and work submitted to the international 
 journal\, Neurodiversity\, we will host a roundtable on the current state 
 and potential future of neurodiversity research.
DTSTAMP:20260513T200722Z
LOCATION:Underground\, p10
SUMMARY:RT1: How can we improve the quality of neurodiversity research? - L
 uca D Hargitai\, Punit Shah\, Florence Leung
URL:https://pretalx.com/sips2025-budapest/talk/D8DXVC/
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