>The study was published this week in the October issue of Autism Research and created with collaborators from the University of Toronto. The research participants -- employed individuals, 33 with autism and 34 neurotypical -- were asked to weigh in on hypothetical scenarios involving everything from inefficiencies to inequalities to quality concerns.
It's a survey of 67 people. Could have been online even. Nothing I'd take seriously.
It's a survey of 67 people. Could have been online even. Nothing I'd take seriously.