autism
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autism
Summary
autism is a disability[1]. autism has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- autism's instance of is recorded as disability[3].
- autism's instance of is recorded as personality trait[4].
- inner world is named after autism[5].
- -ism is named after autism[6].
- autism is a type of autism spectrum disorder[7].
- autism is a type of neurodiversity[8].
- autism is a type of neurodevelopmental disorder[9].
- autism is a type of neurodivergence[10].
- autism is a type of neurotype[11].
- autism's Commons category is recorded as Autism[12].
- autism is the opposite of allism[13].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as stimming[14].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as sensory processing differences[15].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as executive disfunction[16].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as echolalia[17].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as autistic special interest[18].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as hyperfocus[19].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as autistic meltdown[20].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as toe walking[21].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as social communication disorder[22].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as autistic rage[23].
- autism's symptoms and signs is recorded as autistic shutdown[24].
- autism's has cause is recorded as causes of autism[25].
- autism's has cause is recorded as heredity[26].
- autism's has cause is recorded as environmental factor[27].
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Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include disability[3] and personality trait[4]. Recorded subclass of include autism spectrum disorder[7], neurodiversity[8], neurodevelopmental disorder[9], neurodivergence[10], and neurotype[11]. autism is the opposite of allism[13].
Origins
Things named after include inner world[5], a narrative motif[28] and -ism[6], a suffix[29].
Influence
Things named for autism include World Autism Awareness Day[30], an awareness day[31], founded in 2008[32].
Why It Matters
autism has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] autism is known by 95 alternative names across languages and contexts.[33]
Entities named for autism include World Autism Awareness Day[30], an awareness day[31], founded in 2008[32].