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Beyond Kanner and Asperger, Part 7: ASD in 3D

November 30th, 2015 by drcoplan

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Dr. Coplan introduces his 3D model encompassing ASD, IQ, and Time (Age).

In the preceding posts in this thread, I dealt with items 1- 6 in my list of basic principles:

  1. Atypicality exists in various degrees, from profound to minimal.

  2. There is no clear boundary between atypical and “normal.” Rather, atypical traits are distributed throughout the entire population.

  3. General Intelligence (IQ) is a separate property from atypicality.

  4. Atypicality of any degree can co-exist with any level of general intelligence.

  5. At any given age, the clinical picture is determined by the joint impact of the degree of atypicality and the level of general intelligence.

  6. Atypicality has a natural history of improvement over time, irrespective of treatment.

And if you have looked at the second video in this series, you already know what’s coming:
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Beyond Kanner and Asperger, Part 6: ASD in 3D

November 23rd, 2015 by drcoplan

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Dr. Coplan introduces his 3D model encompassing ASD, IQ, and Time (Age).

In the preceding posts, I have dealt with the first 5 items in my list of basic principles:

  1. Atypicality exists in various degrees, from profound to minimal.

  2. There is no clear boundary between atypical and “normal.” Rather, atypical traits are distributed throughout the entire population.

  3. General Intelligence (IQ) is a separate property from atypicality.

  4. Atypicality of any degree can co-exist with any level of general intelligence.

  5. At any given age, the clinical picture is determined by the joint impact of the degree of atypicality and the level of general intelligence.


Now it’s time to take on the last two:

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