The literature suggests that people with invisible disabilities face more social difficulties than
those with visible ones. Thus, the visibility criterion can constitute a core factor to understand …

Abstract The Combating Autism Act of 2006 and its reauthorization in 2014 produced
unprecedented interest in autism research. Computer Science researchers have devoted …

Stereotyping is a dichotomy system of cognitive information processes reflecting explicit and
implicit biases. While existing studies have studied tourist stereotypes with a wide range of …

According to the Stereotype Content Model (SCM), the content of stereotypes differs on two
dimensions: communion and agency. Research shows that for stereotypes about the …

Drawing on 36 semi-structured in-depth interviews with individuals with a variety of
disabilities who are active in the labor force, we examine how such individuals construct …

Despite legislation to protect people with visual impairment (VI) from discrimination in the
United Kingdom (UK), the latter continue to experience overt and covert negative …

Autism stereotypes can often portray autistic people in a negative way. However, few studies
have looked at how autistic people think they are perceived by others, and none have …

This prepost test experimental study examined the effectiveness of an intervention providing
information about peers with sensory disability, intellectual disability, and behavioral …

Although employees with disabilities represent a significant percentage of the American
hospitality labor force, they often face workplace discrimination. Despite this reality, no …

Whereas advocates point to benefits of employing people with disabilities for organizations,
employers' concern over negative customer reactions is still a barrier to the employment of …