Self-perception matters more than observable social skills for autistic teens' well-being
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A new study indicates that improving the quality of life for autistic teenagers relies more heavily on helping them manage social anxiety and build inner confidence than on simply teaching them observable social skills. Self-perception plays a crucial role in their overall well-being.
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