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Sex/Gender Differences in Camouflaging in Children and Adolescents with Autism.

J Autism Dev Disord · 2021 · PMC7985051 · PMID 32691191

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( 2018 ) also found that autistic adolescents who demonstrated higher levels of compensatory camouflaging had significantly higher IQ scores than those who demonstrated low levels of compensatory camouflaging, and that females were more likely to be in the high (than low) compensatory camouflaging group (although this latter finding did not reach statistical significance).

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