Magazine, Newspaper, and Multi-Media Publications

2022

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2022) Autistic people’s human rights are not being met. Wired.

2021

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2021) Elon Musk and the autism gene driving us all on. The Sunday Times.

2020

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2020) Greta and Beata: how autism and climate activism affected the Thunberg family. The Times.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2020) Our restless minds. New Scientist.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2020) Why you should hire an autistic person right now. Wired.
• Weir, E, Allison, C, Baron-Cohen, S, (2020) Autism in children: improving screening, diagnosis and support. Prescriber.
• Weir, E, Allison, C, Baron-Cohen, S, (2020) Identifying and managing autism in adults. Prescriber.

2019

• Baron-Cohen, S, Tsompanidis, A, Bethlehem, R, Procyshyn, T, (2019) Does extra testosterone reduce your empathy? The Conversation.
• Baron-Cohen, S, Tsompanidis, (2019) In defence of sex steroids’ role in autism. Spectrum News.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2019) Only empathy can break the cycle of violence in Israel-Palestine. The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2019) The concept of neurodiversity is dividing the Autism community. Scientific American.
• Greenberg, D, M, Warrier, V, Allison, C, Baron-Cohen, S, (2019) Reply to Perrykkad and Hohwy: When big data are the answer. PNAS, 116, 13740-13741.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2019) Simon Baron-Cohen: ‘Neurodiversity is the next frontier. But we’re failing autistic people’. The Guardian.

2018

• Allison, C, Baron-Cohen, S, (2018) Improving the recognition of autism in children and adults. The Practitioner, (DOI: 2018;262(1815):11-16).
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2018) Is it time to give up on a single diagnostic label for autism. Scientific American.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2018) Genetic studies intend to help people with autism, not wipe them out. New Scientist.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2018) Extreme male brain theory of autism confirmed in large new study – and no, it doesn’t mean autistic people lack empathy or are more ‘male’. The Conversation.

2017

• Baron-Cohen, S, Hampton, S, (2017) Studying pregnant women with autism may offer clues to the condition. Spectrum.

2016

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2016) Growing a brain in a dish. Edge, www.edge.org.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2016) Exchange with Simon Baron-Cohen. Center for Empathy in International Affairs.

2015

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2015) Simon Baron-Cohen: meaning, testosterone and gonad. Excellence Reporter.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2015) Linking autism, sex, gender and prenatal hormones. Spectrum.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2015) Empathy in the Israel-Palestine conflict: a new approach to peace. The Jewish Chronicle.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2015) What if we’re unable to forgive? The Jewish Chronicle.

2014

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) Radical behaviorism. Edge, www.edge.org.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) What is your definition of autism? PeerJ, www.peerj.com.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) I have Asperger’s, and my mum says my brain works differently. How so? Scientific American.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) Response to Paul Bloom’s Against Empathy. Boston Review.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) One on one…with Simon Baron-Cohen. The Psychologist, 27, 800.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2014) Simon Baron-Cohen: My special sister Suzie. The Jewish Chronicle.

2013

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2013) C.P. Snow’s ‘Two Cultures’: the nature-nurture debate. Edge, www.edge.org.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2013) ‘What’s eating Gilbert Grape?’ Review following the screening by SciScreen at the British Association of Science.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2013)Despitefears, DSM-5 is a step forward.SFARISimons Foundation.

2012

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) Are geeky couples more likely to have kids with autism? Scientific American.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) The clue to Breivik’s cruelty lies in his brain. The Times.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) When killers target kids. Zócalo Public Square.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) Why men need to think about empathy. Men’s Health.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) Understanding cruelty. The Big Issue in the North.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) What the McLean brain bank malfunction means for autism research. The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) What does it mean to have synesthesia? Society for Neuroscience (http://BrainFacts.org).
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) From ‘theory of mind’ in 1985 to ‘empathizing-systemizing’ in 2012. West German Autism Society.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2012) Christopher and Asperger Syndrome. National Theatre, programme for “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”.

2011

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Inside the mind of a man. New Statesman.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Lessons in empathy. Financial Times.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) The empathy bell curve. Phi Kappa Phi Forum, Spring.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Det absolute nullpunkt. Morganbladet.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) The science of empathy sheds light on morality (‘Britain in 2021’). Prospect Magazine.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) We need to talk about Kevin’s lack of empathy. The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) The science of evil. The Montreal Review.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Anders Breivik: cold and calculating, yes – but insane? The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Education and empathy. Education Britain.
• Baron-Cohen, S, Golan, O, Ashwin, E, (2011) The Transporters: teaching children with autism to recognize emotions. The Help Group Help Letter, Fall.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) Inter-generational patterns of abuse. The British Psychological Society (Research Digest).
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2011) A reply to Rachel Cohen-Rottenberg’s (July 7^th 2009) Critique of the Empathizing-Systemizing (E-S) Theory of Autism. Autism Blogs Directory.

2010

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2010) “Empathic Civilisation”: do we have empathy or are we just good rule followers? Huffington Post.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2010) Exploring autism, empathy and neurodiversity: 5 questions for psychologist Simon Baron-Cohen. Encyclopaedia Britannica Blog.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2010) It’s not sexist to accept that biology affects behaviour. The Guardian.
• Chakrabarti, B, & Baron-Cohen, S, (2010) The genetics of autism spectrum conditions. BSHG News, Issue 43, June.

2009

• Allison, C, Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Screening for autism in toddlers: a revised measure. Autism News of Orange County.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Autism is not cancer. Community Care Magazine.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Baron-Cohen defends Pentagon hacker. The Cambridge Student.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Autism test ‘could hit maths skills’. BBC Website.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Our research was not about prenatal screening for autism. Response to The Guardian article dated 12 January ‘New research brings autism screening to reality’. The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) Studying autism genetics responsibly. BioNews.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) The distorting lens. New Scientist.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2009) The short life of a diagnosis. Op-Ed. The New York Times.
• Baron-Cohen, S, & Machlis, A, (2009) The one sure way to achieve peace. The Jewish Chronicle.

2008

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Theories of the autistic mind. The Psychologist, 21, 112-116.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Sex differences in mind. Varsity, 663, 26 October.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Making a point. Times Educational Supplement, 28 March, 24-25.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Autism and Asperger’s Syndrome: differences and similarities. American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy Magazine, March/April,24-25.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Autism in 100 words. British Journal of Psychiatry, 193, 321.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Need to know – autistic spectrum conditions. PULSE.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) Autism spectrum conditions. Science in Parliament, 65, 23-25.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2008) State-of-science review: SR-D10 autism spectrum conditions. Foresight Project on Mental Capital and Wellbeing: Making the most of ourselves in the 21^st century.

2007

1. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) The lost generation. Communication 41, 12-13.
2. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) Transported to a world of emotion. The Psychologist, 20, 76-77.
3. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) I cannot tell a lie. In Character, 3, 52-59.
4. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) In two minds. Cosmos, 15, 96.
5. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) The male and female mind. Torah at the Center, 2, 10.
6. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) Freedom of expression. The Times.
7. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) Interview. Learning Disability Practice, 10, 11.
8. Baron-Cohen, S, (2007) The rise of autism and the digital age. Edge, www.edge.org

2006

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) Empathy: Freudian origins and 21^st century neuroscience. The Psychologist, 19, 536-537.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) Letters: Finding sex differences. The Psychologist, 19, 14-15.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) A political system based on empathy. Edge, www.edge.org.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) Need to know: Autism. PULSE, Issue: 16 February, 40-41.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) John Bowlby. Psychologies, November, 45 .
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2006) When two minds think alike. Seed Magazine.

2005

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2005) The essential difference: the male and female brain. Phi Kappa Phi Forum, 85, 23-26.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2005) The male condition. New York Times, August 8, Op Ed.

2004

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2004) The male and female brain. Cambridge Medicine, 18, 20-21.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2004) Don’s diary. Cambridge Alumni Magazine, Lent Edition, 8.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2004) Do sex differences in empathy account for sex differences in language acquisition? Interdisciplines: Issues in Co-evolution of Language, www.interdisciplines.org.

2003

• Baron-Cohen S, (2003) Extreme males. Prospect Magazine, 86, 10-11.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2003) They just can’t help it. The Guardian.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2003) Lose yourself in the moment. The Psychologist, 16, 371.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (2003) Making sense of sex differences. Human Givens, 10, 12-18.

2002

• Baron-Cohen, S, (2002) Is Asperger Syndrome necessarily viewed as a disability? Focus on Autism, 17, 186-191.
• Baron-Cohen, S, Hill, J, J, Golan, O & Wheelwright, S, (2002), Mind Reading made easy. Cambridge Medicine, 17, 28-29.

1998

• Baron-Cohen, S, (1998) Autism and ‘theory of mind’: an introduction and review. Communication, Summer, 9-12.

1997

• Baron-Cohen, S, (1997) The child with autism: first lessons in mind-reading. Psychology Review, 3, 30-33.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (1997) Mindblind. Natural History Magazine, 9, 62-65.

1996

• Baron-Cohen, S, (1996) The child with autism: first lessons in mind reading. Cambridge Medicine, 12, 18-20.
• Baron-Cohen, S, (1996) Reading minds: how the study of autism can reveal evolved mechanisms in the mind. Demos Quarterly. Special edition on Evolution and Human Behaviour (H. Cronin, ed), 10, 28-29.

1995

• Harrison, J, & Baron-Cohen, S, (1995) Synaesthesia: reconciling the subjective with the objective. Endeavour, 19, 157-160.

1992

• Baron-Cohen, S, (1992) The theory of mind hypothesis: history and prospects of the idea. The Psychologist, 5, 9-12.