Auditory 3.0

"What does it mean to say that an autistic person has an auditory processing disorder? As defined by the National Institutes of Health, an auditory processing disorder is when something affects the processing or interpretation of information from sound. Autistic people with auditory processing disorders can hear, but they have difficulty making sense out of -- or perceiving -- what they hear. For example, they may have a hard time understanding if there is background noise, or they may miss words."

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