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Autism: Explaining the Enigma

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Autism: Explaining the Enigma
AuthorUta Frith
LanguageEnglish
SubjectAutism
GenreScience
PublisherBlackwell Publishing
Publication date
1989
2003 (second edition)
Publication placeUnited Kingdom
Media typeHardcover, Paperback
ISBN0-631-22901-9
OCLC50404148
618.92/8982 21
LC ClassRJ506.A9 F695 2003
Followed byAutism – Mind and Brain 

Autism: Explaining the Enigma is a 1989 nonfiction book by psychologist Uta Frith.

This book provided the first psychological account of what happens in the mind of an autistic person. The book proposed that the key problems for autistic people were an inability to recognize and think about thoughts (theory of mind),[citation needed] and an inability to integrate pieces of information into coherent wholes ("weak central coherence", WCC).[1] The book outlines neuropsychological research on autism.

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