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If you liked through, you'd see it was "without intellectual disability." I couldn't find what the data itself was based on, but as I commented above, this is o
by garbagecoder 4y ago
If you liked through, you'd see it was "without intellectual disability." I couldn't find what the data itself was based on, but as I commented above, this is often an approach parents with lawyers use to get accommodations when they don't quite fit into another category.
If this is disproportionately a phenomenon of higher income ZIP codes, that's what I'd look at first.
- asdff 4y agoI bet you could model the likelihood of this, seeing if the respondents are enriched for families who are likely to be in communication with each other to some degree (family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, in the same school, etc) or if its not significantly enriched compared to random chance.
- kayodelycaon 4y agoMy brother was diagnosed with autism to get accommodations for a learning disability that didn’t fit any available diagnoses. The school advised my parents to do this. As an adult, he is certainly neuro-divergent in a significant way but not autistic. Having extra help in his early grades was absolutely necessary. He’s doing pretty well.