Mindblindness theory proposes that children with autism mindblindness are delayed in developing?
What is Theory Of Mind (ToM)?
Having an appropriate reaction to another persons thoughts and feelings.
What is affective empathy?
Recently the male brain theory has been extended to the level of.
What is neurology?
Learning to operate the VCR.
What is mechanical systemizing?
Collecting things
What is collectable systemizing?
People with autism always assume that everyone is...
What is telling the truth.
when a low function person with classic autism has shaken a piece of string a thousand times close to his eyes.
What is neural dysfunction?
Males are faster than...
What is females?
Playing the same tune over and over again.
What is musical systemizing?
Obsession with train tables.
What is numerical systemizing?
The typical 4-year old child can pass the ________ test.
What is 'false belief' test.
producing the same outcome every time with their repetitive behavior.
What is summing?
It needs further examination.
What is extreme male brain theory?
Tapping surfaces or letting sand run through one's fingers.
What is sensory systemizing?
Saying part of a phrase and waiting for the other person to finish it.
What is social systemizing?
A consequence someone with autism spectrum disorder that causes them to find other peoples behavior confusing and sometimes frightening.
What is mindblindness?
Originally described as involving resistance to change.
What is Autism?
The majority of males do have a brain of.
What is type 5?
Insisting on toy bricks to be lined up in a certain order.
What is environmental systemizing?
echoing sounds
What is vocal/auditory systemizing?
It is universal in applying to all individuals on the autistic spectrum.
what is mindblindness?
A good systemiser is a
What is a splitter?
Individuals whose empathy is as good (or as bad) as their systemizing.
What is type b?
Spinning round and round or rocking back and forth.
What is mataric systemizing?
Obsessions with routes.
What is spatial systemizing?