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ALT A purple event card with neon accents and white text that says: free astro writing ritual, new moon Monday, April 8, 2024, 9 am PT / noon ET, register: mercury muse dot com, contemplative writing workshop/play shop inspired by astrological archetypes
ALT Contrary to the ‘bystander effect’, where individuals are less likely to intervene in adverse situations when others are present, those with autism do not conform to this norm. They are more prone to act in the face of wrongdoing, indicating the potential benefits organizations could derive from hiring neurodivergent individuals.
ALT Screenshot that reads: "AUTHORS’ NOTE The authors wish it to be known that, in their opinion, the first three authors should be regarded as joint first authors. The order of co-first authors provided here was decided through a mushroom picking competition around the Sognsvann lake, Oslo, Norway. Co-first authors can prioritise their names when adding this paper's reference to their résumés."
ALT An x and y-axis with four quadrants, with a box of text for each quadrant. Title - Neurotypical Perception of Autistic Tone of Voice. Y-axis goes from Very low stress to very high stress, bottom to top. X-axis goes from low energy to high energy, left to right. Very high stress and low energy: Neurotypicals assume you are fine or even calm Your words are ignored Too monotone Too quiet Making grunting/stressful noises When help is needed the most but NTs will not understand you. Very high stress and high energy: Neurotypicals will be upset with you no matter what you say, even if it’s a compliment Too loud Too abrasive Too angry When help is needed the most but NTs will not understand you. Low energy/very low stress: Mostly Acceptable to Neurotypicals Talking Slower (i.e. Neurotypical speed) A bit too monotone Slightly too quiet High energy very low stress - Mostly Acceptable to Neurotypicals Talking too fast Perceived as interrupting Slightly too loud.
