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stereotypy

stereotypy

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Search complete. 3 mentions across 1 episode found for "stereotypy".

Sep 30, 2026

Cody ArmstrongHOST
28:01
It takes some pressure to get them to move, but they'll move and then they'll freeze in the new position.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
28:06
Stereotypy, uh, echolalia, that's another one that we hadn't talked about.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
28:10
Um, so stereotypy was 25%.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
28:12
Echolalia is, uh, 14%.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
30:35
Um, mannerisms, that's one we didn't talk about, so I, I don't know.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
30:40
I feel like it's kind of similar to stereotypy.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
30:43
Stereotypy is repetitive, abnormal-- uh, abnormally frequent non-goal-directed movements, and mannerisms are odd circumstantial caricature of normal actions.
Cody ArmstrongHOST
30:55
And so, um, they're both kinda like purposeless movements, but like stereotypy is, is repetitive where you're kinda doing this repetitive thing over and over that just seems pointless, whereas mannerisms are just kind of strange actions that they're taking.

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