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Have you wondered where the claim that autistic people lack empathy came from?

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  • katyelphinstone@mas.toK katyelphinstone@mas.to

    Autistic people, after all, are known for preferring logic (I certainly do).

    And we’re also known for thinking outside the box – meaning that if we’re forced to make false decisions based on faulty assumptions, then we are quite likely to make the ‘wrong’ choice.

    Interested to hear others’ thoughts on this! And I’ll be looking for another influential study to look closely at.

    I really enjoy analyzing things! 😊

    End of thread. 🧵

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    #60

    @KatyElphinstone
    Wow ok I have so many thoughts and want to research this back clinically. I’m happy to see this thread getting some action I’ll see what I can throw on and see what others have to say. Keep in mind.
    The whole lack of empathy thing is least 🤔. 86-90 years old at least.

    Plus there’s another angle I have to run down thanks for the thread!

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    • punishmenthurts@autistics.lifeP punishmenthurts@autistics.life

      @EVDHmn @farah @KatyElphinstone
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      like a bad penny 😠😜

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      #61

      @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
      Hows it been going up north? We finally hit 32 it’s like a bloody heat wave.

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      • katyelphinstone@mas.toK katyelphinstone@mas.to

        Autistic participants were more likely than non-autistic participants to say Janet was to blame, despite her good intentions.

        This was interpreted as evidence of faulty moral reasoning or reduced empathy.

        But that conclusion rests on three errors of logic built into the task itself, and not on evidence that autistic people care less about others.

        ⬇️

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        #62

        @KatyElphinstone Janet is responsible, but also her friend for not asking someone else to doule check the facts of the situation.

        Janet made a mistake (or she lied). Did the story tell us if Janet was lying or mistaken? Lies should be punished, mistakes should be taken as Janet needing better education,. A lie or Janet didnt know any better, so an adult should have told her the truth.

        We should learn from mistakes, not be punished for what we didnt know.

        Involuntary manslaughter.

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        • katyelphinstone@mas.toK katyelphinstone@mas.to

          Autistic participants were more likely than non-autistic participants to say Janet was to blame, despite her good intentions.

          This was interpreted as evidence of faulty moral reasoning or reduced empathy.

          But that conclusion rests on three errors of logic built into the task itself, and not on evidence that autistic people care less about others.

          ⬇️

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          #63

          @KatyElphinstone Faulty moral reasoning of the person who told the story and/or created the test.

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          • katyelphinstone@mas.toK katyelphinstone@mas.to

            Have you wondered where the claim that autistic people lack empathy came from?

            The “jellyfish” study (2011) was influential in this, as it concluded that autistic people lacked Theory of Mind & capacity for moral reasoning.

            https://medicalxpress.com/news/2011-01-autistic-mind.html

            In the fictional scenario given to participants, Janet tells a friend it’s safe to swim with jellyfish. She believes they’re harmless. The friend is stung and dies.

            ⬇️

            #Autism #Empathy #Neurodiversity #Psychology #TheoryofMind #ActuallyAutistic

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            @KatyElphinstone Also, some autistics have learned to not show feelings whatsoever. I met someone who had no feelings in their tone and reacted as if he had no feelings on anything.

            Asking him why he had no feelings, he told me it was out of a need to survive, for whenever he did have feelings, his father would grab him by the neck, lift him into the air and hold him against a wall.

            Yeah, we got some PTSD there.

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              #65

              @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
              We had cold températures, probably not cold for a season pro like you. I had to get creative and essentially layer my flat in air gapped microclimates, 40 degrees or 3/4 isn’t all that warm inside when its -10 outside

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              • evdhmn@ecoevo.socialE evdhmn@ecoevo.social

                @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
                We had cold températures, probably not cold for a season pro like you. I had to get creative and essentially layer my flat in air gapped microclimates, 40 degrees or 3/4 isn’t all that warm inside when its -10 outside

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                #66

                @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
                By the Time I was done my appartment kind of looked like a scene out of dexter with all the plastic and duct tape .

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                • evdhmn@ecoevo.socialE evdhmn@ecoevo.social

                  @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
                  We had cold températures, probably not cold for a season pro like you. I had to get creative and essentially layer my flat in air gapped microclimates, 40 degrees or 3/4 isn’t all that warm inside when its -10 outside

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                  @EVDHmn @farah @KatyElphinstone
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                  oh, I’m on the coast, I don’t think my hummingbird feeder froze since November. I don’t think I’ve seen -10 this winter.

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                  • evdhmn@ecoevo.socialE evdhmn@ecoevo.social

                    @punishmenthurts @farah @KatyElphinstone
                    By the Time I was done my appartment kind of looked like a scene out of dexter with all the plastic and duct tape .

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                    #68

                    @EVDHmn @farah @KatyElphinstone
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                    🤣🤣🤣🤣

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                    • katyelphinstone@mas.toK katyelphinstone@mas.to

                      Have you wondered where the claim that autistic people lack empathy came from?

                      The “jellyfish” study (2011) was influential in this, as it concluded that autistic people lacked Theory of Mind & capacity for moral reasoning.

                      https://medicalxpress.com/news/2011-01-autistic-mind.html

                      In the fictional scenario given to participants, Janet tells a friend it’s safe to swim with jellyfish. She believes they’re harmless. The friend is stung and dies.

                      ⬇️

                      #Autism #Empathy #Neurodiversity #Psychology #TheoryofMind #ActuallyAutistic

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                      #69

                      @KatyElphinstone I have rarely read an article so loaded with bad faith and bad assumptions. Wow. I can't even get to the points you're discussing over that.

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