Autism and Co-participatory research

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What do you characterise Autism as rather than a disorder?

A neurotype

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What does the medical model view Autism as?

A pathology of natural human variation that needs to be fixed and causes deficits in a person

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The medical model relies on external observation rather than...

Lived Experiences

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What does the medical model not account for?

Strengths and abilities

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Give examples of the impacts of a deficit-based framework?

Stigma in employment Oppurtunites

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What did Pellicano et al 2014 find about the funding of autism research?

56% of resources on biology/brain/cognition and only 1% on societal issues

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What did Pellicano et al 2014 find about the actual issues that concerned autistic people

Services and support and public awareness/ practitioner training

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What are some challenges in autism research?

Cross cultural research is rare, children/teacher voices are underrepresented

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How do autistic people define themselves

Sensory processing differences, Communication variations, Social interaction preferences, Need for predictability and routine, Intense interests as strengths

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Why is there a myth of an autism epidemic

DSM-2 was very narrow not capturing all those with the neurotype, better identification in girls and marginalized groups

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What did Glass et al. 2024 find changed in their research when co-constructing with young people?

The structure changed to be more fluid and messier, and the intended purpose of the stories from being more about each child unfolding their purpose

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What did Pellicano et al 2022 find when autistic people were interviewed by an autistic researcher?

Found it easier and some saying they would have dropped out if they weren't

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What values underpin participatory research?

Shared power, inclusion, reflexivity, and action.

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What is Arnstein's Ladder of Participation?

A model describing levels of participation in decision-making (Arnstein, 1969)

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Why is the ladder criticised?

Higher control is not always better or desired.

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What is contextual participation?

Flexible involvement based on individual needs and preferences

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What is participation fatigue?

Overburdening individuals with involvement demands

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Which research stages should share power?

Questions, methods, interpretation, and dissemination