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Sensory Processing and Sensory Experiences

Sensory accessibility as a research-environment and participation question.

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Consider how research settings, information formats and scheduling may affect participation. Documentation should reflect participants’ preferences and context. An accessibility change should not be described as a clinically validated treatment.

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Sensory Accessibility in Autism Research Environments

Sensory accessibility in a research environment concerns the conditions under which people can participate. The appropriate starting point is the participant’s preferences and the study context, not an assumption that one setting suits everyone.

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