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They do take a severity into account, they look at the amount of support which is required by the person which has been diagnosed. Which according to DSM V eit
by mindcrash 11mo ago
They do take a severity into account, they look at the amount of support which is required by the person which has been diagnosed.
Which according to DSM V either can be level 1 ("Requiring support"), level 2 ("Requiring substantial support") or level 3 ("Requiring very substantial support").
As explained here:
https://www.autismspeaks.org/levels-of-autism https://www.autismspeaks.org/levels-of-autism
- tyleo 11mo agoI’m talking about the linked article.
- magnetowasright 11mo agoAutism $peaks is an anti-Autistic eugenics organisation that only stopped publicly perpetuating vaccines-as-a-cause in 2017. That's just the tip of the iceberg as to problems with A$. Info about Autism is best found, well, pretty much anywhere else as long as it's not A$.