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Michelle Sader,Ellen Maloney,Gordon Waiter et al. Michelle Sader et al.
There is an increasing demand for publicly funded research datasets to be made available for the research community. However, there are multiple issues associated with the use of accessible data, particularly in the Autistic community, wher...
Sarah Grant,Sam Norton,Rosa A Hoekstra Sarah Grant
Background: Central sensitivity syndromes (CSS) are a group of conditions, including fibromyalgia, migraine, and others, that are thought to share a common mechanism of central sensitization-that is, pain and hypersensiti...
Ashton Ferguson,David Martin,Amy Pearson Ashton Ferguson
Background: Research has highlighted a relationship between autistic motherhood and autistic burnout, although autistic mothers' experiences of autistic burnout have not been explored in depth. ...
Jessica Khaw,Ty Vernon Jessica Khaw
Background: Autistic individuals report high levels of interest in pursuing and maintaining romantic relationships but indicate fewer and less satisfying relationships when compared with non-autistic populations. In this ...
Zoe S Robertson,Kayden M Stockwell,Andrew J Lampi et al. Zoe S Robertson et al.
Background: There is widespread debate about the language used to describe autistic people; many professionals prefer person-first language (e.g., "person with autism"), and many autistic people prefer identity-first lang...
Joy Benatov,Ella Sarel-Mahlev,Shahar Bar Yehuda Joy Benatov
Background: Autistic adults are at disproportionate risk for developing depression compared with the general population. Social camouflaging of autistic traits is a unique risk factor for depression among autistic people;...
Stephanie Petty,Christian H Hanser,James A Williams et al. Stephanie Petty et al.
Hiring processes often unintentionally disadvantage neurodivergent candidates by expecting neuronormative performances without due scrutiny of their merits. We offer reflections as a neurodiverse research group on our experiences of hiring ...
Jiedi Lei,Alicja Sabina Nocon Jiedi Lei
The move toward a social model of disability in autism has generated more interest in "strengths-based" approaches in research and practice. Definitions of what constitutes as strengths vary, often conflating skills, talents, or interests t...
Lucile Bottein,Antonia F de C Hamilton Lucile Bottein
Background: Differences in social gaze are part of the diagnostic criteria for autism spectrum condition (ASC), but most studies examining gaze in individuals with autism or high autistic traits use computerized methods t...
Rebecca Kuzminski,Melissa H Black,Sven Bölte et al. Rebecca Kuzminski et al.
Background: Research suggests that autistic adults experience poorer quality of life (QoL) than their non-autistic peers. However, most research to date has examined QoL in autistic adults through a neurotypical lens. Qua...