Intradependent Neurodiversity (IN)
A multi-level model resolving the neurodiversity paradox — integrating medical deficit and social difference paradigms across four interacting layers of organisation.
The strengths side of the paradox — capabilities the system often cannot see, measure, or reward.
The integration mechanism: hold both medical deficit and social difference as partial truths, without collapsing into either.
Overload is co-produced in relationships. Interaction norms can amplify strain or unlock strengths.
Norms, evaluation metrics, and knowledge transfer structures decide whether difference becomes an asset or a liability.
The macro layer where the paradox becomes predictable: labour markets, credential norms, protections, and enforcement.

