Hyper-systemizing
Hyper-systemizing is common among people with autism. It is the strong desire to systemize things and information. This causes a want for only predictable changes, and can lead to a need for sameness and being resistant to large changes.
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Martin Silvertant
Martin Silvertant
September 17, 2021
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