October 16, 2014Open Access

Sex/Gender Differences and Autism: Setting the Scene for Future Research

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Using this conceptual framework, findings can be more clearly summarized, and the implications of the links between findings from different levels can become clearer. Based on this 4-level framework, we suggest future research directions, methodology, and specific topics in sex/gender differences and autism.

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