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期刊名:Autism in adulthood

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ISSN:2573-9581

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Background: As the number of adults who identify as autistic increases, it is vital to understand factors that improve autonomy and achievement of a good life for autistic adults. Postsecondary education and employment ma...
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Michaela R Hodges-Fulton,Jessica Monahan Michaela R Hodges-Fulton
Background: As autistic students enter postsecondary education, they must decide if and when to disclose their autistic identities. The existing literature on this topic either focuses on students with disabilities more b...
Mary J Baker-Ericzén,Rachel Schuck,Justice Herrera et al. Mary J Baker-Ericzén et al.
Autistic college students report that they experience difficulties in executive functioning (EF) and social interactions, which can impact their academic success and postcollege outcomes. Few programs exist that focus on both cognitive and ...
Megan E Ames,C Emmett Sihoe,Emily C Coombs et al. Megan E Ames et al.
Background: The number of autistic students enrolling in postsecondary education is rising, accompanied by an increase in research and subsequent reviews (i.e., meta-analyses, systematic and scoping reviews) describing th...
Rebekah L Cowell Rebekah L Cowell
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Lyndel J Kennedy,Amanda L Richdale,Lauren P Lawson Lyndel J Kennedy
Background: Retention and academic success are associated with accessing supports for students with disabilities and/or mental health conditions (MHCs); however, many students do not disclose to their institution. While d...
Afaf Alhusayni,Elizabeth Sheppard,Lauren Marsh Afaf Alhusayni
Background: Previous research has shown that, when presented with brief samples of behavior, non-autistic university students judge autistic peers less favorably than non-autistic peers on measures of academic experience ...
Rebeca Bayeh,Andrew G Ryder Rebeca Bayeh
Background: There is community knowledge shared among autistic and other neurodivergent (ND) communities that ND individuals are more likely to share other non-normative identities, along with research demonstrating that ...