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Why autistic people might be underestimated

Posted by: alisrowe, September 19, 2021

To underestimate someone means ‘to think of them as being lower in ability, influence, or value than they actually are.’

Many autistic people think that others have a tendency to underestimate them. I thought about why this might be and about how these situations can be managed:

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