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Autistic adults with jobs tested using hiring tests made for neurotypicals inevitably scored lower (opens the original)
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Autistic adults who “looked” most independent were the least likely to get the help they needed (opens the original)
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Autistic adults who “looked” most independent got the least help. ~ 2 in 3 held a college degree and more than two in three had a paid job. But only 31% of those who needed help with managing money, shopping or keeping appointments usually got it.>25% of autistic adults in the community subcohort with a primary care provider, believed their own doctor did not know they were autistic.In the community subcohort, 37% had PTSD, and nearly 50% reported four or more hard experiences in childhood, such
Cannabis improved anxiety and sleep in 130 autistic adults (opens the original)
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Men with higher autistic traits were reckless and women were cautious when provided incomplete information like in poker (opens the original)
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ShareJapanese researchers, Eriguchi et al, studied autistic people to understand the differences in strategic decision making between autistic men and women when information they receive is incomplete by making them play poker and observing them. This study was published in PCN Reports, Psy
Self-identification of autism in UK Adults (opens the original)
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Adults seeking autism assessment in the UK face long waitlists, geographic gaps in service provision and clinician bias. The authors of a qualitative study on 12 autistic people noted that these barriers are especially pronounced for adults assigned female at birth, LGBTQ+ individuals, and people from culturally or socioeconomically marginalized backgrounds. Adult assessment adds its own problems such as retrospective recall of early developmental history is required, many standard instruments w
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