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privilege

privilege In this context, privilege means something granted at others’ discretion rather than recognized as a right.

In this context, privilege means something granted at others’ discretion rather than recognized as a right. The source uses it to contrast optional accommodations with rights-based supports for autistic adults.

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Drafting source: Ruttenberg David. Multimodal evidence and technology−enabled accommodations for autistic adults: an evidential framework for autism research and practice. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1852731; article XML SHA-256 9fa6f4faf63b205c943765683c3639bec2b5036220166057c5ab49e40651021e. “Multimodal evidence and technology−enabled accommodations for autistic adults: an evidential framework for autism research and practice” (10.3389/fpsyt.2026.1852731).
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