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Table 3. Most Common Brain Types Identified per Group and their Respective Frequency.

Study	Brain Types (% identified) per group
Study	ASD	FTD	MTD
Baron-Cohen (2014)[34]	Females	Type E (43.1%)	Type S (53.7%)
	Type S (46.8%)	Type B (30.6%)	Type B (28.4%)
	Extr. Type S (27.4%)
	Males
	Type S (60.3%)
	Extr. Type S (31.3%)
Goldenfeld (2005)[35]	Extreme Type S (46.8%)	Type E (44.2%)	Type S (53.5%)
Goldenfeld (2005)[35]	Type S (40.4%)	Type B (35.0%)	Type B (23.7%)
Wakabayashi (2007)[37]	Type S (36.8%)	Type B (42.4%)	Type B (49.3%)
Wakabayashi (2007)[37]	Extreme Type S (31.6%)	Type E (28.8%)	Type S (22.5%)
Wheelwright (2006) [38]	Extreme Type S (61.6%)	Type E (44.8%)	Type S (49.5%)
Wheelwright (2006) [38]	Type S (32.0%)	Type B (29.3%)	Type B (30.3%)

Note. ASD–Autism Spectrum Disorder; FTD–Typically developed women; MTD–Typically developed men; F–Women; M–Men.