A Concise Guide to Neurodiversity

London, UK: Bookboon (2021)
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This short peer-reviewed text is a concise overview of neurodiversity, the natural diversity of human brain functioning including ways that are currently pathologized as disorders. The concept is essential to understanding humans and societies.

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