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This research aims to reframe autism as an evolutionarily beneficial configuration rather than just a deficit.

February 13, 2026Open Access

Autism as an Evolutionary Response

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Theoretical interpretation examines autism’s protective role in cognitive function, suggesting new perspectives for diagnosis and education.

This research aims to reframe autism as an evolutionarily beneficial configuration rather than just a deficit.
Theoretical interpretation integrating distinct conceptual frameworks such as ICE and predictive processing.
Analysis of epidemiological data related to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) identification.
Examination of heritability and epigenetic factors influencing autism.
Consideration of sensory processing and digital environmental effects on cognitive development.
Autism can be seen as a protective architecture that enhances interpretive autonomy.
Recent increases in ASD identification are viewed as amplified manifestations rather than rapid biological changes.
Intergenerational dynamics play a significant role in the phenomenology of autism.
The study outlines potential neuroethical impacts on education and social policy.

Igor Kaminskyi (2026) studied this question.

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Theoretical interpretation examines autism’s protective role in cognitive function, suggesting new perspectives for diagnosis and education.