par Kissine, Mikhail ;Clin, Elise ;De Villiers, Jessica
Référence MS. Médecine sciences, 32, 10, page (874-878)
Publication Publié, 2016-10
Article révisé par les pairs
Résumé : Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is characterized by primary pragmatic difficulties, out of step with verbal and non-verbal developmental level. This selective survey paper addresses three recent domains of research on pragmatic functions in autism. First, we provide an upto- date discussion of how lack of sensitivity to social cues impacts early acquisition of words. Second, we review recent findings on the comprehension of nonliteral language, pointing to a more refined clinical reality. Third, we describe recent developments in the study of conversation skills in autism.

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