Pathological demand avoidance - Revision history

ZoeB at 09:49, 24 September 2022

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	PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.		'''Pathological demand avoidance ''' ('''PDA''' for short) refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.
	The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.		The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.
	There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assuming it's only the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.		There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assuming it's only the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.
	This entry has been written by an adult who actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.		This entry has been written by an adult who actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.

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	PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.		PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.
	The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.		The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.
	There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people ~~assume~~ it's ~~no more than~~ the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.		There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assuming it's only the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.
	This entry has been written by an adult who actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.		This entry has been written by an adult who actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.

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	The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.		The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.
	There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assume it's no more than the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.		There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assume it's no more than the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.
	This entry has been written by an adult ~~whow~~ actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.		This entry has been written by an adult who actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.

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	PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.		PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.
	The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.		The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.
	There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). ~~Confusion~~ about what PDA is partly ~~because~~ little research has so far been carried out, and partly ~~because~~ many people assume it's no more than the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.		There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). The confusion about what PDA is comes partly from the fact that little research has so far been carried out, and partly from many people assume it's no more than the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.
	This entry has been written by an adult whow actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.		This entry has been written by an adult whow actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.

SallyCat: Summary of what PDA is written by an adult whow actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community

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Summary of what PDA is written by an adult whow actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community

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PDA refers both to the trait of entrenched demand avoidance and a broader neurodivergent profile which includes other traits, and fits the DSM-5's autism spectrum disorder classification.
The PDA profile is characterised by entrenched demand avoidance that was present from birth, high need for personal control, high ambient anxiety, interest in people which may be obsessive, using creative and/or social strategies to avoid demands, fondness for novelty, propensity for role-play and/or fantasy.
There is much confusion about what PDA is (for example, see the entry added for PDA in the traumatic autistic traits section in this wiki). Confusion about what PDA is partly because little research has so far been carried out, and partly because many people assume it's no more than the trait it's named for. However, adults who identify as PDA do so strongly.
This entry has been written by an adult whow actually identifies as PDA in conjunction with the adult PDA community.