Temple Grandin was diagnosed as autistic when she was young. What aspect of her life has been of special interest to psychologists?
a. She has given birth to children who show no signs of autism.
b. She has managed to live longer than most individuals with autism.
c. She earned a Ph.D. in animal science and has developed widely used techniques for animal management.
d. Her experience with autism has allowed her to become a clinician who has expertise in treating autistic children.
Answer: c.
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