Cognitive Profiles is a psychological construct that characterizes the distinct pattern of cognitive strengths and weaknesses in individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders, distinguishing it from general cognitive ability by specifying the configuration of domains such as executive function, theory of mind, and central coherence.
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