MrMark wrote:
Interesting, schizoid seems to be the norm for aspies and narcissistic very rare.
That web page author was very critical of the schizoid personality disorder diagnosis though.
Here is a link to more info on SPD on wikipedia.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizoid_p ... y_disorderQuote:
Unlike Asperger's Syndrome, SPD does not involve an impairment in nonverbal communication (e.g., lack of eye-contact or unusual prosody) or a pattern of restricted interests or repetitive behaviors (e.g., a strict adherence to routines or rituals, or an unusually intense interest in a single topic). Instead people with SPD are typically more indifferent with regard to their activities (however, in a sample of schizoid children, Sula Wolff noticed that "Having special interest patterns differentiated highly between schizoid and control boys".) SPD does not affect the ability to express oneself or communicate effectively with others, and is not believed to be related to any form of autism.