Atypical

Created by Unknown User (ms61), last modified on May 08, 2015

Doesn’t really stand for/represent/define one specific group of people.

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100% of the people that were surveyed by my group knew what this word means, thus it is still relevant (Nicchi, A-F, 2019). 

Posted by hjn1 at Apr 11, 2019 10:17

"Atypical" is now a word that may be shorthand for someone who is neurologically "atypical," i.e., someone on the autism spectrum. 

Posted by drake at May 04, 2019 12:57

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