complementary material of the article: Comparing the language strengths of autistic youth and adults to the recognition of language strengths by the family members/partners/friends of autistics in Finland

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author Ferreira, Grace Joplin
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contents <p>In April, 2024, we run an anonymous survey to investigate the language strengths (lexics, sintax, semantics, pragmatics, etc) of autistic youth and adults in Finland. The dataset consists of answers given by open-ended questions about the linguistic strengths of autistic people, we were also interested to see if these answers match with the reports of family members, partners, friends and caregivers of autistic individuals, children and post-mortum reports were also included in the data set. The texts are is English and Finnish language (n=43 autistics), (n=47 families). In this dataset exposed in this platform, we did not include the age, gender, or status of autism from the original dataset, in order to protect participants privacy, we just inform the language samples obtained by autistic themselves and their inner social circle. </p> <p> </p>
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spellingShingle complementary material of the article: Comparing the language strengths of autistic youth and adults to the recognition of language strengths by the family members/partners/friends of autistics in Finland
Ferreira, Grace Joplin
autism
syntax
grammar
communication
language strengths
vocabulary
neurodiversity
<p>In April, 2024, we run an anonymous survey to investigate the language strengths (lexics, sintax, semantics, pragmatics, etc) of autistic youth and adults in Finland. The dataset consists of answers given by open-ended questions about the linguistic strengths of autistic people, we were also interested to see if these answers match with the reports of family members, partners, friends and caregivers of autistic individuals, children and post-mortum reports were also included in the data set. The texts are is English and Finnish language (n=43 autistics), (n=47 families). In this dataset exposed in this platform, we did not include the age, gender, or status of autism from the original dataset, in order to protect participants privacy, we just inform the language samples obtained by autistic themselves and their inner social circle. </p> <p> </p>
title complementary material of the article: Comparing the language strengths of autistic youth and adults to the recognition of language strengths by the family members/partners/friends of autistics in Finland
topic autism
syntax
grammar
communication
language strengths
vocabulary
neurodiversity
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14059268