Do People Diagnose with Autism Have Enhanced Rationality?
“Human irrationality is thought to reflect the boundaries of human information-processing capacity and therefore provides insights into the human brain and mind. However, in the past several years, multiple studies have independently reported that individuals with ASD frequently display judgments that are more objective and decision-making that is less biased than that of neurotypical individuals.”“The consistent evidence of enhanced rationality in ASD provides both scientific opportunities and translational opportunities for the ASD community.
In regard to science, systematic irrationality (in thinking faster via heuristics) has been understood as an inevitable characteristic of the human mind and brain. Enhanced rationality in ASD shows that this is not true and offers the chance to study psychological and neural mechanisms that mediate both rational and irrational thought and behavior.”
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They conclude by explaining that people diagnosed with ASD tend to enter the workforce later than any other diagnostic category. By matching people with ASD to jobs requiring enhanced rationality, the authors believe people diagnosed with ASD might have improved success in the workforce, leading to better overall social inclusion and wellbeing.
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