> then eventually find that 30-80% of ASD children are meeting criteria for ADHD. First of all what sort of study is 30-80%? But if the higher end is true, the

> then eventually find that 30-80% of ASD children are meeting criteria for ADHD. First of all what sort of study is 30-80%? But if the higher end is true, the question strongly arises: are these even two things? 80% of ASD kids meeting criteria for ADHD doesn't mean that 80% of ADHD kids meet the criteria for ASD. ADHD seems a lot more common.