Decision-making styles and stresses - the case of autism: in conversation with David Mason

Mental Capacity Matters with Alex Ruck Keene
21/10/2022 19 min Episodio 52
Decision-making styles and stresses - the case of autism: in conversation with David Mason

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In this 'in conversation,' I talk to PhD student David Mason about the research that the King's College London ReSpect Lab is undertaking with autistic people into decision-making styles and stresses, and how this research can assist in thinking better about mental capacity assessments in the context of autism. For the original video, see here.

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