#autism: Twitter as a lens to explore differences in autism awareness in India and the United States

Naveena Karusala, Neha Kumar, R. Arriaga
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We present an initial qualitative exploration of Twitter data on autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) from India and the United States, conducted with the goal of learning more about the nature of existing online awareness around ASDs in India. We collected tweets from both locations during and around World Autism Awareness Day and World AIDS Day. We then qualitatively analyzed these tweets, finding differences in how each country talks about stigmatized health issues and how Indian users talk about ASDs. We use these findings to discuss potential avenues for research on supporting and extending existing levels of autism awareness in India.
#自闭症:Twitter作为探索印度和美国自闭症意识差异的一个镜头
我们对来自印度和美国的关于自闭症谱系障碍(asd)和获得性免疫缺陷综合征(AIDS)的Twitter数据进行了初步定性探索,目的是更多地了解印度现有的关于asd的在线意识的本质。我们在世界自闭症意识日和世界艾滋病日期间和前后收集了这两个地点的推文。然后,我们对这些推文进行定性分析,发现每个国家谈论被污名化的健康问题的方式以及印度用户谈论自闭症的方式存在差异。我们利用这些发现来讨论支持和扩大印度现有自闭症意识水平的潜在研究途径。
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