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I was born and educated in Germany and trained in clinical psychology at the University of London's Institute of Psychiatry. I completed my Ph.D. on autism in 1968 and count myself fortunate to have been able to work as an independent research scientist for all of my career, supported by the Medical Research Council, UK. My main research interests are Autism and Dyslexia and more recently Social Cognitive Neuroscience.
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Dyslexia lecture 2006

Vor 10 Jahren • 957 Aufrufe

Autism Historical Perspectives Lecture 2008

Vor 10 Jahren • 2770 Aufrufe

What does Spelling tell us about Cognition?

Vor 10 Jahren • 711 Aufrufe

UFrith: The curious brain in the museum

Vor 10 Jahren • 913 Aufrufe

U.Frith Neuropsychology of autism. Talk given at Kanazawa+notes 2007

Vor 9 Jahren • 2655 Aufrufe

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Auditory processing disorder (APD) and specific language impairment

RALLICampaign • Vor 11 Jahren
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I was born and educated in Germany and trained in clinical psychology at the University of London's Institute of Psychiatry. I completed my Ph.D. on autism in 1968 and count myself fortunate to have been able to work as an independent research scientist for all of my career, supported by the Medical Research Council, UK. My main research interests are Autism and Dyslexia and more recently Social Cognitive Neuroscience.
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executive functions top-down processing theory of mind alphabet reading dyslexia central coherence central coherence central coherence curiosity learning mind royal society v&a museum lady grammar spelling orthography
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