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“The archeologist's career ended in ruins”: hemispheric differences in pun comprehension in autism

Kana et al., 2012

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6003336739593544757
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Kana R
Wadsworth H
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Appropriate interpretation of figurative language involves inferring the speaker's intent by integrating word meaning with context. In disorders like autism, understanding intended and contextual meanings in language may pose a challenge. Such difficulties are prevalent even …
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