Dimensional approach to PDA, & yet it is meant to be a rare ASD subtype. How exactly is taking a narrow definition of PDA (hence its rare ASD subtype), fits in with broader spectrum nature of disorders & how narrow categories do not reflect human nature?
Point is, how is adopting a narrow definition & approaching PDA as a rare ASD subtype; inline with current understandings of human nature, that disorders & most human characteristics are spectrum in nature & overlap each other? How exactly is it dimensional?
Or this another one these things, where a PDA is an ASD supporters are essentially trying to blag it & hope no-one actually checks it?
I am genuinely wondering, what am I missing here. How is viewing PDA to be a rare subtype, to be a "dimensional" approach to PDA? Also, reflecting our current understanding disorders etc, as set out above?
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