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What is a Savant? Distinguishing Savant Individuals from Savant Syndrome

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Understand the precise meaning of ‘savant’ and ‘savant syndrome,’ exploring their definitions, characteristics, and relationship with neurodevelopmental conditions like autism.

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Diverse group of people, including autistic individuals, engaging in social and individual activities in a calm, inclusive setting, representing the spectrum of autism.

Is Asperger’s Still a Diagnosis? Clarifying the DSM-5 Changes and Current Terminology

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Asperger’s Syndrome is no longer a standalone diagnosis. Discover how the DSM-5 changes led to its inclusion within Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and what this means for diagnostic clarity and terminology today.

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terminology

What is a Savant? Distinguishing Savant Individuals from Savant Syndrome

Is Asperger’s Still a Diagnosis? Clarifying the DSM-5 Changes and Current Terminology

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