Neurodiversity and human resource management: Employer challenges for applicants and employees with learning disabilities.

Kenneth E. Sumner · Theresa J. Brown

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Neurodiversity is a term that evolved from the advocacy movement on behalf of individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and has been embraced by other groups of individuals with neurologically based disabilities (e.g., learning disabilities; LDs). It suggests that these disabilities are a nat

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