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- What: In line with the principles of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis the aim of the study was purposely framed broadly and openly to enable flexible and open exploration of the area of concern, without predetermined hypotheses. The authors aimed to remain close to the meaning-making of the individual to offer insights into their personal experiences, whilst remaining aware of the identities as nonautistic researchers and clinicians. Previously this model has facilitated identification of minority stressors commonly experienced by autistic people, including discrimination, internalised stigma and concealment.
- Who: Smethurst and colleagues from the Article published in . . .
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