Re:Autistic children with imaginary friends have better soci...
by dragonwriter on Monday October 03, 2022 @11:00AM
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> Is it because english isn't my first language, or is the title somewhat ambigious?
The truncated HN headline is a little ambiguous, though the most natural reading is correct; the full source title / subtitle is not ambiguous at all:
“Autistic children with imaginary friends have better social skills, just like neurotypical children /
Results suggest that pretend play provides similar social benefits to autistic children as it does to neurotypical children.”
The truncated HN headline is a little ambiguous, though the most natural reading is correct; the full source title / subtitle is not ambiguous at all:
“Autistic children with imaginary friends have better social skills, just like neurotypical children / Results suggest that pretend play provides similar social benefits to autistic children as it does to neurotypical children.”
Constraints force compromise.