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Revision as of 04:37, 27 August 2022
Welcome to the ActuallyAutistic Wiki! This is a community-driven guide to all aspects of autism, allism, and helping build bridges between neurotypes. It emerged recently from the #ActuallyAutistic community on Twitter.
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Meta
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Terminology
General
Autism specific
Other
- AAC
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Grok
- AuDHD
- Highly Sensitive Person
- Justice sensitivity
- Kinetism (ADHD)
- Late diagnosis
- PBS (What's that?)
- Rejection sensitive dysphoria
- Savant
- Miscellaneous terms - for similar/confusing terms and definitions that probably better in one place rather than multiple short articles
Outmoded terminology
While many autists have moved away from these terms, some continue to use them to describe their experience. Please remember that people may have complex reasons for the words they choose, and that differences in vocabulary are okay. In short, while it's important to understand how these outdated terms play to most autists, it's also not helpful to police other people's word choices.
List of Autistic traits (incomplete)
Not every autistic person necessarily has many of the traits listed below, but these traits do tend to show up more often in autistic people than in non-autistic people.
Core autistic traits
- Autistic empathy
- Hyper-senses & hypo-senses
- Preference for certainty
- Routine / Ritual
- Special interests
- Stimming
Autistic nonverbal communication
Autistic verbal communication
- Accent mimicry
- Bluntness
- Conditional Mutism
- Difficulty lying
- Monotone voice
- Reframing
- Verbal footnoting
- Nonspeaking
- Phone call avoidance
- Wordplay
- name? unconsciously getting word order wrong
- Auditory processing difficulties
- Preference for infodumping
Gender and sexuality
Imperatives and neurological
- Resistance to bias
- Dissociation
- Irrational fears, neurological
- Divergent stress triggers
- Divergent touch needs
- Ethical fearlessness
- Experiential recreation
- Gullibility
- Inability to intuit the "point of diminishing returns"
- Intense world theory
- Median (plurality)
- Nonlinear contradiction response
- Pattern recognition
- Preference for certainty
- Prosopagnosia
- Plurality
- Susceptibility to trauma
- Sympathetic animism
- name? Willful Sensorium Override
Familial
Memory
Pychological
- Cat empathy
- Hyper-empathy
- Hypo-empathy
- Preference for animation
- Preference for autistically coded characters
- Gravitate towards other neurodivergents
Physical
Traumagenic Autistic traits
(Contradiction...?) --Fochti (talk) 18:56, 26 August 2022 (UTC)
No, they are logical fears that are irrational out of context of ND.
I think the page could be titled differently then, it sounds very ambiguous/unclear to me? --Fochti (talk) 18:56, 26 August 2022 (UTC)
Additional Autistic traits
Comorbidities
- Bipolar disorder
- Borderline/EUPD
- CPTSD
- Dyscalculia
- Dyslexia
- EDS
- Hypermobility
- Hyperlexia
- ADHD
- OCD
- Plurality
- Depression
- Anxiety
Information and sensory processing
Information processing differences
- Aphasia
- Auditory processing disorder
- Dyslexia
- Dyspraxia
- Dyscalculia
- Dysgraphia
- Hyperlexia
- Misophonia
- Prosopagnosia
- Synesthesia
Senses
Many autistics have differences in their senses, such as maybe hypersensitive to sound but hyposensitive to smell. These articles should try to document examples of both types as well as potential ways to compensate.
- Hearing
- Gastro-intestinal problems
- Interoception
- Proprioception
- Sensory overload
- Sensory sensitivity
- Synesthesia
- Smell
- Taste
- Texture
- Vestibulary perception
- Vision
- Aural sensitivity to electronics
- Temperature sensitivity
Autistic survival guide
Allistic sociology 101
- Ableism
- Gender
- Gossip
- Group dynamics
- Peer group
- Phatic expression
- Saving face
- Social power
- Social contract
- Social status
Culture-specific differences
Psychology 101
- Alexithymia
- Anger
- Anxiety
- Defence mechanism
- Depression
- Empathy
- Imposter syndrome
- Learned helplessness
- Overthinking
- People pleasing
- Rumination
- Social anxiety
- Theory of mind
- Trauma
- Trauma bonding
- Trauma response
Neurology 101
Communication and miscommunication
- Body language
- Common sense
- Double empathy problem
- Eye contact
- Facial expressions
- Getting coffee
- Literal interpretation
- Multi-channel communication
- Responding to "How are you?"
- Social cues
- Tone of voice
- Idioms
- Implication
Office and work dynamics
- Corporate buzzwords
- HR interviews
- Job interviews
- Meetings
- Networking
- Team building / work socials
- Water cooler
Dating and relationships
Accommodations and support
- AAC
- Autism passport
- Clear instructions
- Hidden disabilities sunflower
- Noise-cancelling headphones
- Support networks and organisations
Diagnostic journey
Mental health
Autism "research" and "therapy"
Mainstream research on autism is often problematic in various ways.
- Autism Speaks
- Autism stereotypes
- Bias
- Deficit model
- Functioning labels
- Ethics of autism research
- History of autism
- Pathology paradigm
- Stigma
- Applied behavior analysis
- Violence against Autistic people
Resources
Media
- Books by Autistic authors
- Podcasts by Autistic creators
- Autistic representation in fiction
- Symbols of Autism
Social media
Autistic culture
Articles and threads
- Articles
- "Am I Autistic?" Guide
- Autism without trauma
- Non-derogatory DSM-5 diagnosis criteria for Autism
- Signs you might be autistic
- Accidentally open secrets regarding Autism