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[–] RememberTheApollo_@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I don’t know why you’re still on about this. This is the second time I’ve told you: I did not say it was an exclusive trait to ASD , which for some reason you seem to want to imply. I said it leaned more towards ASD, not exclusive to it.

But seeing as you want to keep digging: The DSM 5 does NOT list emotional dysregulation as a feature of ADHD. However, many legit psychological papers list emotional dysregulation as most likely to occur in combined ADHD (inattentive and hyper types). ASD does feature emotional dysregulation as a feature of that condition in the DSM 5, though it isn’t necessary for diagnosis. Combined ADHD is often a comorbidity of ASD. Ergo, those with AuDHD are more likely to have difficulty with emotional dysregulation, and emotional dysregulation is a well known feature of ASD and is not necessarily part of each ADHD type - hyper, inattentive, or combined.

It’s a spectrum, but one diagnosis type can exhibit more of a trait than another. Like I said, my whole family is non-normative. We’ve been down this rabbit hole.

[–] flicker@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 points 1 week ago

still on about this

Someone else replied to me! It's normal to answer someone, jesus.

But back to the point I made in my last reply directly to you- jumping in to say it's "more" something else when people are talking about something specific is not helpful when it's a perfectly acceptable symptom of the thing we're talking about.