Initial evidence that non-clinical autistic traits are associated with lower income

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• who: William J. Skylark from the related to income, but is distinct: an affluent person can believe herself to be relatively poorly off, and vice-versa [39], and these subjective assessments predict many social and psychological outcomes over and above the effects of objective income or wealth [40, ]Finally, study , examined whether the association between autistic traits and income arises because people with high AQ scores are less likely to exaggerate their wealth. Wealth is often regarded as socially desirable, but people with autism may be less concerned with social reputation [42, ] and therefore less inclined to . . .
  

   

  

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