A comparative and regional review of the exceptionalities, autism, and superior intelligence

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author Flores, Josie Katherine
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contents <p>This study elaborates a comparative review of ASD, superior intelligence, and twice-exceptional spectrum with their prevalence, differences, diagnostic, coexistence, and potential<br>comorbidities focusing on a clinical and differential perspective. The dimensions of the multiple<br>conditions and cognitive-behavioral disorders set challenges in and out of academia, present with<br>adverse diagnostic and converging processes that are ineffective with some clinical conditions<br>that denote comorbidities and coexistence with other disorders</p>
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spellingShingle A comparative and regional review of the exceptionalities, autism, and superior intelligence
Flores, Josie Katherine
Autism Spectrum Disorder
twice exceptional
high intellectual ability
precision teaching
<p>This study elaborates a comparative review of ASD, superior intelligence, and twice-exceptional spectrum with their prevalence, differences, diagnostic, coexistence, and potential<br>comorbidities focusing on a clinical and differential perspective. The dimensions of the multiple<br>conditions and cognitive-behavioral disorders set challenges in and out of academia, present with<br>adverse diagnostic and converging processes that are ineffective with some clinical conditions<br>that denote comorbidities and coexistence with other disorders</p>
title A comparative and regional review of the exceptionalities, autism, and superior intelligence
topic Autism Spectrum Disorder
twice exceptional
high intellectual ability
precision teaching
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19162353