Background: The neurodiversity paradigm positions autism as a neurological difference that
is disabling in the societal context, shifting away from the traditional medical view of a …

Mainstream media is a common source of information on mental health, and its portrayal of
mental disorders can influence public perceptions and stigmatisation. Recently, autism has …

Media depictions of autism have the potential to have either positive or detrimental impacts
on the lives of autistic people. This systematic review aimed to examine (1) the accuracy and …

Background: Language around autism plays a crucial role in sha** public attitudes toward
autistic people. The use of identity-first versus person-first language and impersonal …

Outcomes of discrimination for autistic people include masking, social isolation and
exclusion, trauma, and mental health problems. This discursive paper discusses the …

Press representations of autism and autistic people both reflect and help shape public
attitudes towards autism and neurodiversity and may establish critical barriers to social …

Autistic individuals are frequently exposed to stigmatizing attitudes and discrimination.
Through the lived experience of stigmatizing attitudes, autistic people can internalize the …

This theoretical paper addresses the issue of epistemic injustice with particular reference to
autism. Injustice is epistemic when harm is performed without adequate reason and is …

A recent large-scale study on the portrayal of autism in British newspapers revealed a deficit-
based coverage, which concentrated on children and boys in particular, typically …

Aim of the Study: The study examine and evaluate the changing trends in media
consumption behaviors throughout the digital age. The primary emphasis is placed on …