If it helps, think of the old "Aspergers" as "Autism" and the old "Autism" as "Autism with a developmental comorbidity". I think the idea being that "autism" i

If it helps, think of the old "Aspergers" as "Autism" and the old "Autism" as "Autism with a developmental comorbidity". I think the idea being that "autism" is the "Has problems with social skills" part of it, and the developmental issues being something that frequently come along with it. But as nobody knows exactly what autism is, and it's defined as an intersecting cluster of symptoms, I suspect that this conversation won't be a useful one until we get to the bottom of it.