Titlebook: Autism Spectrum Disorder: Understanding the Female Phenotype; Luigi Mazzone,Martina Siracusano,Kevin A. Pelphrey Book 2024 The Editor(s) (

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Independent Living and Employment Optionswer rate of employment for women..The female vocational profile appears to differ from the male ones, being mainly characterized by an impairment of self-perception in the social domain. This leads to significant consequences on self-efficacy, social skills, and stress management. Thus, intervention

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ludes clinical case reports and the personal experiences of .This book provides a comprehensive overview of the current state of knowledge on autism in females, in order to help understand and clarify gender implications in the autistic female phenotype. Despite the reported higher risk of developin

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Sex Differences in Epilepsy and Other Medical Comorbiditiesntestinal, and feeding disturbances. We highlight known sex differences in the occurrence and natural history of epilepsy in ASD and share an example of a multidisciplinary approach to managing medical comorbidities in ASD.

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Book 2024plications in the autistic female phenotype. Despite the reported higher risk of developing autism in males than in females, few studies have investigated the gender differences at the clinical and neurobiological level. Possible genetic protective factors, as well as differing neurobiological brain

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Autism Spectrum Disorder: Prevalence and Symptoms’ Onsetfrom the current prevalence to the possible nosological and clinical reason for this data including the role of intellectual quotient and adaptive skills together with the employment of male-biased instruments.

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Cognition and Neuropsychological Profilesles are generally described in ASD individuals with lower autistic symptoms and higher intelligence scores, with a female superiority regarding verbal language, processing speed and pragmatic and social abilities, but not gross motor skills. Within this chapter, we address this topic in order to promote more sex/gender-oriented interventions.

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Devesh K. Jha,Nurali Virani,Asok Rayg on implications for females on the autism spectrum. Consideration for how existing interventions may be adapted to be accessible and pertinent to girls and women with ASD, and meet their specific needs, is addressed. Further, the paucity of research on this topic is highlighted, and recommendations for further research are discussed.