Facial Affect Differences in Autistic and Non-Autistic Adults Across Contexts and Their Relationship to First-Impression Formation [0.03%]
孤独症成人面孔表情的上下文差异及其对第一印象形成的影响
Sarah J Foster,Desiree R Jones,Amy E Pinkham et al.
Sarah J Foster et al.
Background: Autistic people often receive unfavorable first impressions from non-autistic people, likely because of stigma related to divergent social presentations and expressive behaviors. Although facial expressivity i...
The Codesign and Initial Evaluation of a Peer Support Program for Autistic Young Adults [0.03%]
自闭症青年的同伴支持项目的设计与初步评估
Jade Davies,Ben Redmayne,Leon Allain et al.
Jade Davies et al.
Postdiagnostic support can be useful for any autistic person, but it may be especially important for young adults (16-25 years) who may be negotiating their autistic identity while also navigating the transition to adulthood. Yet there is a...
A Coproduced Exploration of Factors Influential to Quality of Life from the Perspective of Autistic Adults [0.03%]
从自闭症成年人的视角探讨影响生活质量的因素的合作探究
Rebecca Kuzminski,Sven Bölte,Wenn Lawson et al.
Rebecca Kuzminski et al.
Purpose: Autistic adults reportedly experience poorer quality of life (QoL) than their non-autistic peers. However, many tools used to measure their QoL were not developed for autistic adults, but for the general populati...
"Basically, it's that she accepts me as I am": Autistic Adults' Positive Experiences with Psychologists in Australia [0.03%]
“基本上，她接受真实的我”——澳大利亚自闭症成年人与心理医生积极相处的体验
Charlotte O&#x;Brien,Rachel Jellett,Rebecca L Flower
Charlotte O&#x;Brien
Background: Despite their increased need for mental health support, Autistic adults often report dissatisfaction with the care they receive. Although research focused on barriers and limitations to health care for Autisti...
Camouflaging Autism in Pursuit of Friendship and Intimate Relationships: A Systematic Review [0.03%]
关于伪装自闭症以追求友谊和亲密关系的系统性综述研究
Kathryn Ridgway,Kassandrah Cooke,David H Demmer et al.
Kathryn Ridgway et al.
Background: Difficulties in making and maintaining social relationships is common among autistic people. These difficulties are thought to be due to differences in autistic social interaction and social communication that...
"I Know It's Very Spectrum-y": Autistic Women Reflect on Sensory Aspects of Food and Eating [0.03%]
“我知道这是非常光谱系的”：自闭症女性反思食物和进食的感觉方面
Hanna Stephenson,Sandra Thom-Jones,Jennifer Lowe et al.
Hanna Stephenson et al.
Background: There is scant research on autism-related eating challenges in autistic adults. Characteristics often associated with autism (e.g., sensory sensitivities, cognitive rigidity) may underpin issues with food and ...
Rethinking Social Communication Support: Exploring Communication Partner Training for Autistic Adults and Their Neurotypical Communication Partners [0.03%]
重新思考社会沟通支持：探索自闭症成人及其典型神经类型沟通伙伴的交流伙伴培训
Maya Albin,Isabella Chawrun,Ami Tint
Maya Albin
Autistic and neurotypical people often have difficulty communicating effectively with one another and understanding each other's experiences. Despite evidence that communication breakdowns occur at the interactional level, most social commu...
In Search of a Good Person-to-Job Fit: Perspectives of Autistic Clients, Their Family Members, and Employers of a Pilot Autism-Specific Employment Program [0.03%]
自闭症就业支持计划的利益相关者视角：探索个人与岗位的契合点
Jill Ashburner,Emily Glastonbury,Natasha Bobir et al.
Jill Ashburner et al.
Employment is an important factor contributing to the quality of life of autistic individuals. However, autistic people are substantially underrepresented in the workforce, and are more likely than non-autistic people to be in part-time/cas...
Autism and the Menopause Transition: A Mixed-Methods Systematic Review [0.03%]
自闭症与更年期过渡：混合方法系统评价研究报告
Aimee Grant,Harriet Axbey,Willow Holloway et al.
Aimee Grant et al.
Background: The menopause transition commonly occurs between the ages of 45 and 55 years. In a general population, hormonal shifts result in a range of biological, psychological, and social changes. Recently, research has...
"A combination of everything": a mixed-methods approach to the factors which autistic people consider important in suicidality [0.03%]
“面面俱到”的结合：一种混合方法论视角下的自闭症群体中自杀倾向的重要因素分析
R L Moseley,S J Marsden,C L Allison et al.
R L Moseley et al.
Background: Suicide is a leading cause of death for autistic people, but inadequately explained by theories derived in non-autistic populations. Autistic people's perceptions of the factors underpinning suicidal experienc...