Does anyone have links to stats about autistic males?

[DioptricAtol]

Like % of them that get employed, get into relationships, get married etc.

I've seen those studies being linked here but didn't bookmark them.

 

[Starfish Vs Koala]

yes holdon

 

[Starfish Vs Koala]

[REFRESHER] Compilation of Old Threads with Studies that are not in [Must-Read]

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incels.is

 

[DioptricAtol]

[REFRESHER] Compilation of Old Threads with Studies that are not in [Must-Read]

I will describe each thread in short, then link it and add the user. 1. Past behavior is the best predictor of female behavior -> women do not "learn" from getting pumped and dumped. Or rather, they don't care about it: by @Lv99_BixNood...

incels.is

Thank you

 

[Grodd]

Incel wiki

 

[Lonelyus]

Autistic Men on Welfare Support​

Based on the provided search results, there is limited direct information on the percentage of autistic men specifically on welfare. However, we can extract relevant statistics and insights that might be applicable:

1. Employment rates: A 2024 study of 1115 employed autistic adults in the Netherlands found that they were more likely to work in certain sectors, including healthcare and welfare. However, this study did not provide a specific percentage of autistic men on welfare.
2. Autism employment gap: The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported in 2021 that only 22% of autistic adults are in any kind of employment. This figure is likely to include both men and women with autism, but it does not provide a breakdown by gender.
3. Vocational rehabilitation: In the United States, nearly 60% of people with autism (including both men and women) are employed after receiving vocational rehabilitation (VR) services. While this statistic does not specifically address welfare, it suggests that a significant proportion of autistic individuals, including men, can find employment with support.
4. Autism prevalence: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) among 11 surveillance sites in 2016 was 1 in 54 among children aged 8 years (or 1.85%). This figure does not provide information on the gender distribution of autistic individuals, but it gives an idea of the overall prevalence of autism.

Inferences and Limitations​

Based on the available data, it is difficult to estimate the exact percentage of autistic men on welfare. However, we can make some inferences:

• The employment gap for autistic adults, including men, is significant, with only 22% in employment according to the ONS.
• Vocational rehabilitation services can help a substantial proportion of autistic individuals, including men, find employment.
• The prevalence of autism is higher among males than females, with a male-to-female ratio closer to 3:1.

Limitations of the available data include:

• Lack of specific statistics on autistic men on welfare
• Limited representation of diverse populations, such as racial and ethnic minorities
• Incomplete information on the intersectionality of discrimination and its impact on employment outcomes for autistic individuals

Conclusion​

While there is limited direct information on the percentage of autistic men on welfare, the available data suggests that employment rates for autistic adults, including men, are low. Vocational rehabilitation services can help a significant proportion of autistic individuals, including men, find employment. The prevalence of autism is higher among males than females, but more research is needed to understand the specific experiences and outcomes of autistic men, including those on welfare.

 

[DioptricAtol]

Autistic Men on Welfare Support​

Based on the provided search results, there is limited direct information on the percentage of autistic men specifically on welfare. However, we can extract relevant statistics and insights that might be applicable:

1. Employment rates: A 2024 study of 1115 employed autistic adults in the Netherlands found that they were more likely to work in certain sectors, including healthcare and welfare. However, this study did not provide a specific percentage of autistic men on welfare.
2. Autism employment gap: The Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported in 2021 that only 22% of autistic adults are in any kind of employment. This figure is likely to include both men and women with autism, but it does not provide a breakdown by gender.
3. Vocational rehabilitation: In the United States, nearly 60% of people with autism (including both men and women) are employed after receiving vocational rehabilitation (VR) services. While this statistic does not specifically address welfare, it suggests that a significant proportion of autistic individuals, including men, can find employment with support.
4. Autism prevalence: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) among 11 surveillance sites in 2016 was 1 in 54 among children aged 8 years (or 1.85%). This figure does not provide information on the gender distribution of autistic individuals, but it gives an idea of the overall prevalence of autism.

Inferences and Limitations​

Based on the available data, it is difficult to estimate the exact percentage of autistic men on welfare. However, we can make some inferences:

• The employment gap for autistic adults, including men, is significant, with only 22% in employment according to the ONS.
• Vocational rehabilitation services can help a substantial proportion of autistic individuals, including men, find employment.
• The prevalence of autism is higher among males than females, with a male-to-female ratio closer to 3:1.

Limitations of the available data include:

• Lack of specific statistics on autistic men on welfare
• Limited representation of diverse populations, such as racial and ethnic minorities
• Incomplete information on the intersectionality of discrimination and its impact on employment outcomes for autistic individuals

Conclusion​

While there is limited direct information on the percentage of autistic men on welfare, the available data suggests that employment rates for autistic adults, including men, are low. Vocational rehabilitation services can help a significant proportion of autistic individuals, including men, find employment. The prevalence of autism is higher among males than females, but more research is needed to understand the specific experiences and outcomes of autistic men, including those on welfare.

Where's this from?

 

[Wolnir]

It's over for autistic men. They have a high rate of unemployment and virginity. You can just google "autistic men and virginity" and some studies will pop up about it.

 

[UsernameIsRequired]

It's over for autistic men. They have a high rate of unemployment and virginity. You can just google "autistic men and virginity" and some studies will pop up about it.

The teenage and adulthood suicide rates are also staggeringly high. Truly the worst mental debilitation you can get hit with, at least with downs you're too retarded to know how shit everything is