08TH OF MAY 2022 RECENT TWITTER REFLECTIONS & LATEST DAP DIAGRAMS.

08TH OF MAY 2022 RECENT TWITTER REFLECTIONS & LATEST DAP DIAGRAMS.

Introduction.

This is a short blog post to add my recent twitter musings on matters relating to Demand-Avoidance Phenomena (DAP) and autism over the last three months. Before hand, I provide a few new DAP related diagrams. There are threads on many different topics on DAP research and literature adhering to typical research and practice standards. I end the blog post with links to recent essays and conference talks. I hope my work is useful to others.

Latest DAP related diagrams.

First is a transactional model for how DAP’s 5 core traits can be developed and maintained.

Second is a diagram providing themes of contributing factors as to why “DAP Profile of ASD” is a “culture-bound concept” in the United Kingdom.

Third is a Propagating “DAP Profile of ASD” cycle. A table of the individual components can be found in my recent conference talk: Demand-Avoidance Phenomena (“Pathological”/ “Extreme” Demand Avoidance): As a Social Construct.

Fourth is a 2D model showing DAP’s internalising and externalising features, versus the number of settings DAP’s features are expressed in.

Final new image is a diagram noting that co-occurring difficulties might be interacting to produce DAP.

PDFs of my latest thoughts on DAP and autism related matters.

This should be all my saved twitter threads since the 05th of November 2021.

My latest research.

My most recent conference papers are presented below:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356109997_Demand-Avoidance_Phenomena_Pathological_Extreme_Demand_Avoidance_It’s_four_schools_of_thought_and_how_you_may_conceptualise_it

I and a few other autistic academics have a short essay responding to arguments to divide autism again with narrow subtypes published Autism Research:

I have had this short piece published in Neurodevelopmental Psychology Forum: Newsletter of the Developmental Section:

My second most recent conference paper, which was presented at the 2021 Participatory Autism Research Collective (PARC) PDA event, was hosted by the Autism Research Team at University of Nottingham on the 20th of July 2021:

I have had this short magazine piece published in SEN Magazine:

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4 Comments

    1. Really appreciated the ResearchGate link.

      The Cycle I was looking for is on Slide 66.

      There was an earlier, simpler cycle – a few slides beforehand – perhaps 10 or 12.

      It was the cycle of reactions to a demand.

      I remembered you as I was reading the MAAP Coexisting Conditions space.

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      1. Thank you. I think the cycle you were referring to is on slide 45. I hope you found it useful.

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