Is there a difference between the way autistic and non-autistic people describe the experience of prayer?

这项研究将确定自闭症患者描述祈祷体验的方式是否与神经症患者(即非自闭症患者)相同，以及祈祷(或类似祈祷的练习)是否会影响他们的幸福感。该项目旨在回答以下问题：自闭症信徒是否足够接近和包容教会的祈祷生活？自闭症基督徒的洞察力是否呼吁重新想象、包容的祈祷神学？祈祷或类似祈祷的练习，如正念，在多大程度上对患有焦虑症的自闭症患者有用？

This research will determine whether autistic people describe the experience of prayer in the same way as people who are 'neuro-typical', i.e. not autistic, and whether prayer (or prayer like practice) impacted their well-being. the project will aim to answer the following questions:Is the prayer life of the Church sufficiently accessible and inclusive to autistic worshippers?Does the insight of autistic Christians call for a re-imagined, inclusive theology of prayer?To what extent is prayer, or prayer-like practice such as mindfulness, useful as a therapeutic strategy for autistic people with anxiety disorders?