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3 Characteristics For Autism

Posted by Lola at 3:31 PM

the spectrum...Image by Norma Desmond via FlickrThe usage of the term "Autism" has changed considerably over time and it currently refers to a range of disorders rather than one specific problem. As such the more appropriate term is "Autistic Spectrum Disorder", since no two cases are exactly the same. All cases of Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are characterized by impairment in social interaction, communication and imaginative thought.

Impairment in social interaction may manifest itself as a lack of understanding of others feelings or inability to read others' facial expressions or body language. The patient may also appear aloof or withdrawn or act inappropriately in social situations.

Communication problems may result in a literal interpretation of language and unawareness of the symbolic significance of language.

Impaired imagination means that the patient has great difficulty imagining any situation that has not already been experienced. Changes and new situations are extremely frightening and disorienting. This explains why the autistic person may engage in repetitive or ritualistic behaviors. The autistic person gains comfort from the familiarity of these rituals.

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