Hypotypal Disorder

Hypotypal Disorder is a Neurodevelopmental disorder in the Diaspatic Continuum characterized by impairment of one or more emotion, sensory hyposensitivity, lack of voluntary behavior, hypersuggestibility and impaired communication. 
==Symptoms==
A diagnostic criteria has been made for Hypotypal Disorder, listing all present symptoms:
A. At least 3 or more of the following (one of them being be 1) must persist continuously for a period of 6 months
#Impaired emotion or affect (i.e.,	impairment or diminishment of joy, anger, disgust, surprise, fear or	sadness; can also include anhedonia, apathy or avolition, blunted affect)
#Impaired	expression of language (i.e., monotone voice, lack of emotional reciprocity, expressive/recessive language	disorder)
# Sensory	disturbances (i.e., sensory hyposensitivity, agnosia or color	blindness, epileptic seizures)
# Poverty	of voluntary behavior (i.e., hypoactivity, delayed reactions,	sluggishness, lack of spontaneity, poverty of personality, easy	obedience or lethargy)
# Motor	deficits (i.e., bradykinesia, dyskinesia, myoclonus, dystonia)
B. Autism Spectrum Disorder and Schizophrenia are ruled out.
==Positives==
Half of people with Hypotypal Disorder show high IQ scores, especially psychopaths and those with Sleebahn's Syndrome.
== Physical characteristics ==
Those with Hypotypal have their own unique physical characteristics, as shown in the picture in the right.
==Subtypes==
=== Kannerian Hypotypal ===
* The most common form of Hypotypal Disorder
* Characterized by impairment of one or more emotions
* Other criterias may be met but are not too severe, a speech delay is normally present but not long enough
* Communication deficits may be present
=== Hypnotic	Syndrome ===
*It		is characterized by the absolute destruction of the core of one's		being, the person has no personality, does not like or hate		anything, has no personal manners, no characteristic trait		whatsoever.
*The		person will not engage in any voluntary activity.
*Absence		of all emotion, joy, anger, fear, disgust, sadness, guilt are		completely obliterated.
*The		person will automatically obey any order, no matter its		consequences or effects on others.
*Will		not give emotional support unless asked to.
=== Hermit	Syndrome ===
*It		is characterized by a complete inability to understand verbal and		non-verbal language, which means the person will not understand		what is being said.
*The		person is unable to express oneself.
*At		better cases, inability to recognize faces or objects.
*At		worst cases, the senses such as sight, hearing, touch, taste and		smell as well as proprioception are severely impaired if not		absent.
*The		person will not respond when called or touched.
*Absolute		inability to focus.
*Bizarre,		purposeless and uncontrolled movements occur and cannot be		controled. (Dyskinesia, Dystonia and Myoclonus)
=== Undifferentiated ===
*Does		not fit criterias for Hermit Syndrome or Hypnotic Syndrome.
*Known		to be the least severe.
*Emotions		are reduced instead of being completely blunted.
*A		few communication deficits, most markedly expressive.
*Symptoms		such as agnosia can occur sometimes but not always.
*Motor		disorders are more easily controled.
*Poor		spontaneity can be seen.
=== Sleebahn's	Syndrome ===
*No		communication deficits
*Inability		to feel anger
*There		are restricted interests
*Typically		above average IQ
*Sluggish		but performant cognition
*Superior		social skills
=== Psychopathy ===
*Inability		to feel empathy
*Very		high intelligence
*Manipulative,		impulsive, egotistic
*Superficial		charm
*Sadness,		fear, and guilt are impaired
=== Hypnocaria ===
*The		most severe of all subtypes.
*All		emotions are absent, no joy, no pleasure, no expression, mood is		always blunted.
*Non-existent		personality, total dissolution of ego.
*No		engagement in any voluntary activity, even beneficial.
*Keeps		a fixed, immobile posture except when giving responses.
*Automatic		obedience to all given suggestions, no matter the following		consequences.
*Very		recurrent epileptic seizures.
*Severe		motor disorders with extreme consequences on daily life, such as		extreme muscle contractions and uncontrolled movements.
*Total		inability to recognize faces and objects.
*Severe		speech impairments, ability to speak is lost.
*Inability		to feel pain, no sense of smell and taste.
*Extremely		slow thinking and reactions.
*Poor		awareness.
== Related articles ==
* Brain imprint theory
* Catathymia (opposite condition)
Category:Medical conditions