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THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER TRAITS AND EXCEPTIONAL ABILITIES: INSIGHTS INTO THE SAVANT SYNDROME
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Individuals with ASD feature extensively in discussions on savant syndrome and seem to be the most prevalent group among the savant population (Bennett & Heaton, 2017; Clark, 2001; Skuse, 2011). It is important to understand the relationship between ASD and the savant syndrome as the two are closely connected (Boso et al., 2010; Clark, 2001). A ‘special ability’ according to Soulieres et al, (2010), consists of a peak in cognitive abilities that contrast differently from the measured overall intelligence of that person, usually with a diagnosis of ASD
Title: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER TRAITS AND EXCEPTIONAL ABILITIES: INSIGHTS INTO THE SAVANT SYNDROME
Description:
Individuals with ASD feature extensively in discussions on savant syndrome and seem to be the most prevalent group among the savant population (Bennett & Heaton, 2017; Clark, 2001; Skuse, 2011).
It is important to understand the relationship between ASD and the savant syndrome as the two are closely connected (Boso et al.
, 2010; Clark, 2001).
A ‘special ability’ according to Soulieres et al, (2010), consists of a peak in cognitive abilities that contrast differently from the measured overall intelligence of that person, usually with a diagnosis of ASD.
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