Tara Ward, Sonia Popazov, Jonathan Adams*Autistic author. Learn more… , Hayley Clapham*Autistic author. Learn more… , Wendy Lawson*Autistic author. Learn more… , Themis Karaminis, Elizabeth Pellicano (2026). Understanding phenomenological experiences of autistic inertia using online community discourse. Communications Psychology, 4(1), 18-18.
Communications Psychology
The journal “Communications Psychology” (ISSN:2731-9121) is represented in the Autistic Autism Scholarship Project. Among its recorded publications, three have at least one author identified as autistic. This represents five autistic authors counted across those publications.
Publications by year
Only publications recorded in this project are included.
This chart adds together, for each year, the number of autistic authors reported for each publication. The same person is counted again when they appear on more than one publication. The green portion shows the autistic authors who can be identified as distinct people in that year. When a publication mentions autistic authors without naming them, the number stated in the publication is used; if no number is given, two people are counted.
An autistic author is counted once, in the year of their earliest recorded publication in this journal within the project. Only authors identified individually can be included in this indicator.
3 publications
Elizabeth Pellicano, Melanie Heyworth*Autistic author. Learn more… (2025). Weak ties and the value of social connections for autistic people as revealed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Communications Psychology, 3(1), 36-36.
Hannah Viner, Nicola Yuill, Andreia Pinto Costa, Holly Radford*Autistic author. Learn more… , Anna E. Kornadt (2024). A qualitative interview study on quality of life and ageing experiences of autistic adults. Communications Psychology, 2(1), 99-99.