Abstract

Virtuous Cycles of Employment of People with Autistic Spectrum Disorders

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  • Many studies found the interactions between cognitive performance and long-term support

  • I do not claim tabula rasa and I accept that their talented cognitive performance during childhood directly affected their employment during adulthood [6,7]

  • Supervisors’ support might help them to enter into virtuous cycles, some of them could enter into vicious cycles in spite of the supervisors’ support

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Introduction

Many studies found the interactions between cognitive performance and long-term support. I do not claim tabula rasa and I accept that their talented cognitive performance during childhood directly affected their employment during adulthood [6,7]. I emphasize the interactions between cognitive performance and long term support. I claim that both of them contribute virtuous or vicious cycles of their employment.

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