Nameera Akhtar is affiliated with the University of California, Santa Cruz in the United States. Their research is situated primarily within the social sciences and neuroscience, with notable contributions to education, cognitive neuroscience, clinical psychology, sociology, political science, and health.
Their work encompasses several key topics, including:
Akhtar has published research in multiple venues such as Disability & Society, Autism in Adulthood, PLoS ONE, Autism, and Neurodiversity. Some of their recent papers include:
Other related publications coauthored with frequent collaborators focus on autism perspectives and social connection. Some of these include studies by colleagues such as Janette Dinishak, Noa Lewin, Vikram K. Jaswal, and Dr. Muhammad Nasir.
Frequent co-authors of Akhtar include:
Their interdisciplinary approach integrates qualitative and quantitative studies addressing autism and related neurodiversity topics. This includes examining media coverage, autobiographical influences on perception, and lived experiences within family contexts.
Malinda Carpenter;Nameera Akhtar;Michael Tomasello
Nameera Akhtar;Frances Dunham;Philip J. Dunham
Nameera Akhtar;Jennifer Jipson;Maureen A. Callanan
Nameera Akhtar;Malinda Carpenter;Michael Tomasello
Nameera Akhtar;Michael Tomasello
Vikram K. Jaswal;Nameera Akhtar
Nameera Akhtar
Nameera Akhtar
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Michael Tomasello;Randi Strosberg;Nameera Akhtar
Nameera Akhtar;Michael Tomasello
Nameera Akhtar;Michael Tomasello
Michael Tomasello;Nameera Akhtar;Kelly Dodson;Laura Rekau
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