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71  Predominant Neurodevelopmental Prototypes

71.1 Summary

  • Prototypes dominated by longstanding developmental patterns in attention, executive function, or social communication.

71.2 Included Prototypes

  • ADHD Pattern Prototype.
  • Autism Pattern Prototype.
  • Learning Disorder Patterns.

71.3 How to Use This Cluster

  • Start with the Atlas entry for attention/executive/neurodevelopmental experiences.
  • Rate Cognitive Control and Executive Function and Social Communication domains.
  • Apply a prototype label only when it improves communication or documentation.

71.4 Boundary Markers

  • What it is: persistent patterns across development and settings.
  • What it is not: acute attention changes due to mood, sleep, or substances.

71.5 Common Overlap

  • Sleep and circadian disruption.
  • Anxiety and threat sensitivity.

71.7 Documentation Snippet (1-2 lines)

  • “Neurodevelopmental profile with attention and social reciprocity differences; consider ADHD vs autism pattern after domain rating.”