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The 21 pages that link to Autism spectrum, each with the reason it gives.

• Predictive processingRelated: Predictive-processing theories propose altered weighting of expectations and sensory evidence in autism.

• GazeRelated: Studies examine gaze differences in social attention without treating them as a diagnostic test.

• Diagnostic overshadowingRelated: Changes in behavior or communication can be mistaken for autism-related traits rather than signs of illness.

• Default mode networkRelated: Studies examine whether network connectivity relates to social cognition and individual differences.

• Self-awarenessRelated: Research on autism probes how self-representation relates to social understanding without equating the two.

• Joint attentionRelated: Differences in joint attention are often studied in relation to autistic development.

• AutismRelated: The spectrum describes variation, not a single line from mildly to severely autistic.

• Dance therapyRelated: Some practitioners use movement-based work to support communication and social engagement.

• McGurk effectRelated: Studies have examined McGurk-effect susceptibility as one measure of audiovisual speech integration, with varied findings.

• Savant syndromeRelated: Autism is frequently associated with savant abilities, though most autistic people are not savants.

• Kim PeekRelated: Peek was publicly described as autistic, a diagnosis discussed in accounts of his development.

• High-functioning autismRelated: The spectrum model better captures variation that a high-functioning label compresses.