Neurotypicality
Neurotypicality refers to a person whose neurological development and functioning fall within the range considered "typical" or "standard" by society. This term is often used in contrast to neurodiversity, which encompasses a broader spectrum of neurological differences, including autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and others.
The concept of neurotypicality arose from the neurodiversity movement as a way to describe the majority neurological
Key characteristics often associated with neurotypicality include certain social communication styles, sensory processing abilities, and learning
The term neurotypicality is primarily used to facilitate discussions about neurodiversity, helping to differentiate between conditions