Abigail Houck

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Abigail Houck's research investigates the experiences and identification of autistic individuals, particularly focusing on adolescence. Her work examines the contexts that promote neurodiverse social success, analyzing behavioral patterns during minimally-structured interactions in both autistic and non-autistic youth. Houck also explores the phenomenon of self-identifying as autistic without a formal diagnosis, investigating the characteristics and motivations of those who do so. Additionally, her research delves into the automatic and affective processing of faces as a mechanism for autistic individuals to navigate social interactions and present as non-autistic during adolescence. She has published six papers and has an h-index of 1.

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• h-index: 1
• Publications: 6
• Citations: 7