Monotropism test

Monotropism is a cognitive style where a person focuses their attention on a small number of things at a time, often neglecting or forgetting things outside of their focus: 

• Characteristics

  People with monotropism tend to: 

  • Focus strongly on a small number of things at a time 

  • Miss things outside of their attention tunnel 

  • Quickly forget things they are no longer focusing on 

  • Have a heightened emotional charge when faced with setbacks or perceived failure 

• Prevalence

  Autistic people and ADHDers are more likely to be monotropic than others 

• Explanation

  Monotropism is based on the idea that interests help direct attention, and that different interests are salient at different times. In a monotropic mind, fewer interests are aroused at any time, and they attract more of a person's processing resources 

• Benefits

  Embracing monotropism can help foster a more inclusive and accepting society towards neurodivergent individuals

The following link is to a free monotropism test

https://dlcincluded.github.io/MQ/?utm_source=ActiveCampaign&utm_medium=email&utm_content=Update%20on%20the%20Processing%20Neurodivergence%20Course&utm_campaign=New%20Campaign

Monotropism is not a bad thing