The Straits TimesSingapore
Singaporeans back inclusion, but acceptance of autism lags
Singaporeans may voice support for inclusion, yet acceptance drops when autism becomes personal: fewer are comfortable with an autistic person as a colleague, neighbour or partner. The gap may reflect assumptions about people they have not met.
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