Monotropism - Does It Really Describe Autistic Thinking?
How do you pay attention? What do you pay attention to? Can you direct your attention? Do you sometimes feel like a slave to your attention orientation? Monotropism is a theory around attention that many autistic people including myself resonate with. It describes both out strengths and our weaknesses. Before I read the original paper proposing this theory I felt it made sense of practically everything in terms of the way my attention plays out. However, after reading the full paper and carrying out further research I realised it didn't even touch the sides. This is a video about that.

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The Monotropism Test: Is Your Brain Wired Differently

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Why Autistics Hate Interruptions: Monotropic Thinking & Autism

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The World's Leading Autism Expert - Professor Sir Simon Baron-Cohen

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What Level 1 Autism Really Means: It’s Not Just “Mild Autism”

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AuDHDer takes the Monotropism test

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Dr Tony Attwood - Good Mental Health for Autistic Girls and Women (taken from full video)

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Level 2 Autism Explained: Bright But Still Needing Substantial Support

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Monotropism discussion with Caroline Hearst of AutAngel

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25 Autism Accommodations You Didn't Know You Needed

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AUTISM IN DISGUISE: 10 “weird” things I didn’t realise were signs of autism

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Neurodivergent Doctor explains Autism problems with interoception. Do you notice what is happening?

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Female Autism Expert: What Female Autism REALLY Looks Like (It's not what you think)

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Autism: The new view. The world is disordered

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Autism Diagnosis vs BPD, CPTSD 'Confusion' & Why 1 in 3 Autistic Women Are Misdiagnosed

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Could It Be Aspergers?

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Autism and Monotropism: How to Leverage Your Monotropic Brain

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Understanding Monotropism and what it has to do with Autism

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Explaining Autistic experience: Monotropism: Fergus & Tanya educate Aucademy

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I used to believe this LIE about Autism & ROUTINES

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