Spectrum Archives
Core Phenotypes, Symptoms & Sensory Traits
This domain covers the phenotype itself — how autistic perception, attention, and movement differ, described from both clinical observation and first-person report. It separates which sensory channel is involved (modalities) from how strongly a person responds (reactivity patterns), and treats stimming as regulation rather than symptom.
5 Entries in this Collection
- 01 8 parts
Sensory Processing Modalities
Channel-by-channel differences in how sensory input is received and interpreted.
- 02 3 parts
Sensory Reactivity Patterns
Response intensity across modalities: over-responsive, under-responsive, and input-seeking profiles.
- 03 3 parts
Stimming & Self-Regulation
Self-stimulatory behavior as regulation, communication, and expression of joy.
- 04 4 parts
Cognitive Styles & Executive Function
Attention allocation, task management, and uneven skill profiles.
- 05 3 parts
Motor Differences
Motor planning, muscle tone, coordination, and gait.