executive function

Masking: Deconstructing the Myths

Introduction Dr. Gassner shares her unique journey with autism as a late-diagnosed adult and contrasts it with her son’s experience of growing up with a diagnosis. She explains how the

Masking: Deconstructing the Myths2026-08-25T17:05:08-05:00

Motor Skills and Executive Function in Autism

Executive function McClelland defines executive function (EF) as cognitive processes/skills like attention, working memory, and inhibitory control that lay the foundation for self-regulation (3:20). She explains that EF skills have

Motor Skills and Executive Function in Autism2026-08-25T16:44:16-05:00

Executive Function and Autism

What is executive function? Wallace defines executive function (EF) as an umbrella term describing a set of cognitive processes that dictate behavioral regulation and influence the ability to attain proximal

Executive Function and Autism2026-08-10T22:17:35-05:00

Understanding Social Development in Autism

Introduction  Lerner differentiates between social “skills” and theoretical mechanisms related to social engagement. He asserts that we should consider how individuals present in social contexts and how theoretical mechanisms relate

Understanding Social Development in Autism2026-06-05T11:23:00-05:00
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