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The term 'autism spectrum' reflects the wide range of ways autism can affect people. It acknowledges that individuals experience varying degrees of challenges and strengths. Frith's concern is that if the spectrum becomes too broad, it might include people who don't truly have autism, potentially diluting resources and understanding for those with more significant needs.
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