Literal thinking in autism has often been described as a “language style difference,” but emerging predictive processing accounts suggest it may reflect deeper differences in how the brain generates and updates meaning. The paper “Literalism in Autistic People: A Predictive Processing Proposal” proposes that autistic cognition may rely less on top-down contextual prediction and more on bottom-up, detail-focused processing when interpreting language. This can lead to more precise, concrete interp
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