Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has historically been diagnosed more frequently in males than females. However, growing research suggests that autism in girls and women may be overlooked, misidentified, or diagnosed later in life. Differences in how autistic characteristics are expressed, social expectations, and limitations in traditional diagnostic approaches may contribute to these disparities (Cook et al., 2024). For some women, recognizing autism in adulthood can provide

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