Interpersonal camouflage is the conscious or unconscious use of cognitive and behavioral strategies to hide one's natural traits, blend into social environments, or appear neurotypical. It is most widely studied in autism research (often called masking), but it also appears in social anxiety and clinical personality contexts.
 
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