1. Se nos detecta menos porque tenemos mejor habilidad de camuflar Eso implica que generalmente además del autismo desarrollamos otras comorbilidades/diagnósticos a causa de no actuar como nos sentimos (ansiedad, depresión, TOC...) https://t.co/YS9W3ytAh8
Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism.
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Discussions emphasize the significance of the article by referencing its detailed findings, such as mentions of 'camouflaging more in women' and how it affects diagnosis. The tone is analytical and curious, with contributors debating its implications on clinical practices and societal perceptions, reflecting a thoughtful engagement with the research's importance.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance and validity of the research, with some endorsing its findings that women camouflage more and that this influences diagnosis.
Posts show high interest, referencing detailed aspects of camouflaging, gender differences, and diagnostic challenges, indicating strong curiosity and relevance.
Many commenters cite specific studies, methodological details, and implications, demonstrating deep engagement with the content.
The discussions suggest the article has potential to influence understanding of autism diagnosis and gender differences, though direct claims of widespread impact are moderate.
Abstract in brief
- The study explores how individuals with autism, especially women, often camouflage their social difficulties, which can require significant mental effort and lead to stress or depression.
- Researchers measured camouflaging by comparing external social behaviors with internal traits and social cognition, finding that women tend to camouflage more than men, though with large individual differences.
- Higher camouflaging was linked to increased depression in men and better social perceptual skills in women, with brain and cognitive differences related to camouflaging being influenced by gender, indicating complex factors that need further study.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyOne of our #mostread articles: Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism by @mengchuanlai @HappeLab @sbaroncohen and colleagues https://t.co/6L5fK2BbLd @SAGEpsychology
@drstevenkapp @fusaroli @DrEilidh Yes! Her work is tremendous. @mengchuanlai as well. https://t.co/0cAVXkZY0V
@ganda85 Ja, leider erst in den letzten Jahren wächst das Bewusstsein, dass nach außen hin zu wirken als würde man "funktionieren" nicht zwangsläufig heißt, dass es einem gut geht oder dass man keine Unterstützung braucht. Eine der wenigen Studien: https://t.co/vmUMRiQS76
@soundcube 5. Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism: https://t.co/u19BIul1zQ 6. An investigation of the 'female camouflage effect' in autism using a computerized ADOS-2 and a test of sex/gender differences: https://t.co/S1lyTnp2iq
Sources: Gender nonconformity and autism: https://t.co/19SmhRmwak Women are underdiagnosed: https://t.co/Rchk527IqV Women tend to mask better: https://t.co/E6GQKke3dd
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@BKlaudek80016 @espoirvxo @VisVell obecne badania nad autyzmem wskazują, że dysproporcja może być mniejsza, a na jej zawyżanie wpływać może https://t.co/sFc3UJEicr. male-bias przy diagnozie czy kamuflaż u kobiet https://t.co/zlCdH4003S https://t.co/BLhlncPqSA https://t.co/xZqYPTu456 https://t.co/MY3eoD7k35
https://t.co/vJ3oihidU0 Eloquent as always.
Sources: Gender nonconformity and autism: https://t.co/19SmhRmwak Women are underdiagnosed: https://t.co/Rchk527IqV Women tend to mask better: https://t.co/E6GQKke3dd
過剰適応したASDについての動画。 これはASD女子が性犯罪に遭いやすかったり勘違い男に狙われやすいこととか、ASD男子がストーカーしやすいこととか、ASDがモラハラ被害に遭ったり 外面が良いだけの良いモラハラ野郎になったりすることをうまく説明していると思いました。 https://t.co/ASuu3gVDnK
JA OK YOUTUBE-ALGORITME T'IS AL GOE, IK SNAP DE HINT https://t.co/ZH02gq4b42
Autistic Masking is NOT What you think... https://t.co/PtjtiyBNKa
The Dark Truth of Autistic Masking https://t.co/M0IUAy38nz via @YouTube
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RT @Neurodivergent2: 1. Se nos detecta menos porque tenemos mejor habilidad de camuflar Eso implica que generalmente además del autismo de…
RT @Neurodivergent2: 1. Se nos detecta menos porque tenemos mejor habilidad de camuflar Eso implica que generalmente además del autismo de…
1. Se nos detecta menos porque tenemos mejor habilidad de camuflar Eso implica que generalmente además del autismo desarrollamos otras comorbilidades/diagnósticos a causa de no actuar como nos sentimos (ansiedad, depresión, TOC...) https://t.co/YS9W3ytAh8
@DrCherylllP @KateGladstone @coil780 @ekverstania Once again I’ll post this for you: https://t.co/0d6dO2OTdH
@DrCherylllP @KateGladstone @coil780 @ekverstania Re: diagnostic criteria - i didn’t bring my stim blankie on set/stage with me, I was given the lines and even told what emotions to emote. All the world is a stage to autistic people. Look: https://t.co/0d6dO2OTdH
論文読み終え.camouflagingの度合いをADOS等で評価される外的評価とAQなどの内的評価の差で量的評価. 1)男性においてcamouflagingは抑うつと相関 2)女性においては器質的な神経解剖学的所見 Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism https://t.co/5eFpVSsaER
次はこのあたりの論文を読んでいこう… Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism. https://t.co/5eFpVSsaER "Putting on My Best Normal": Social Camouflaging in Adults with Autism Spectrum Conditions. https://t.co/w6svAVzv3c
RT @Noahsasson: @drstevenkapp @fusaroli @DrEilidh Yes! Her work is tremendous. @mengchuanlai as well. https://t.co/0cAVXkZY0V
RT @Noahsasson: @drstevenkapp @fusaroli @DrEilidh Yes! Her work is tremendous. @mengchuanlai as well. https://t.co/0cAVXkZY0V
@drstevenkapp @fusaroli @DrEilidh Yes! Her work is tremendous. @mengchuanlai as well. https://t.co/0cAVXkZY0V
In terms of how H relates to behavior, we investigated a sex-differential compensatory phenomenon known as camouflaging. In past work we see that autistic women tend to camouflage their social-communicative difficulties more than autistic men. https://t.co/sDQK1yIVic
RT @journalautism: One of our #mostread articles: Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism by @mengchuanlai @Hap…
@carolinehearst Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism Meng-Chuan Lai et al. DOI: 10.1177/1362361316671012
@carolinehearst @D0V0S0 Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism Meng-Chuan Lai et al. DOI: 10.1177/1362361316671012
RT @journalautism: One of our #mostread articles: Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism by @mengchuanlai @Hap…
One of our #mostread articles: Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism by @mengchuanlai @HappeLab @sbaroncohen and colleagues https://t.co/6L5fK2BbLd @SAGEpsychology
@ganda85 Ja, leider erst in den letzten Jahren wächst das Bewusstsein, dass nach außen hin zu wirken als würde man "funktionieren" nicht zwangsläufig heißt, dass es einem gut geht oder dass man keine Unterstützung braucht. Eine der wenigen Studien: https://t.co/vmUMRiQS76
@AliceRunning1 Academic article: Lai, Meng-Chuan, et al. “Quantifying and Exploring Camouflaging in Men and Women with Autism.” Autism, vol. 21, no. 6, Aug. 2017, pp. 690–702. Crossref, doi:10.1177/1362361316671012.
@AliceRunning1 https://t.co/cAtuoxFUov
@soundcube 5. Quantifying and exploring camouflaging in men and women with autism: https://t.co/u19BIul1zQ 6. An investigation of the 'female camouflage effect' in autism using a computerized ADOS-2 and a test of sex/gender differences: https://t.co/S1lyTnp2iq