Autism

Types of Autism

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Name a type of Autism

Asperger syndrome

Pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified (pdd-nos)

Rett syndrome

Childhood disintegrative disorder

Childhood disintegrative disorder (cdd)

Classic autism

Kanner's syndrome

Autistic disorder

Autistic Spectrum Disorders

Level 1 autism spectrum disorder

Pdd-nos

Medical Terminology

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echolalia

repetition of words just spoken by another person

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Stimming

repetitive behaviors or motions that you may use to help cope with emotions

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Perseveration

continuation of something (such as an activity or thought) usually to an extreme degree or beyond a desired point

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Neurodivergent

people whose brain differences affect how their brain works

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FIRST PERSON TO SAY "FREE SPACE" GETS THE 100 POINTS

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Communication

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Why is communication important?

It can often be misinterpreted causing confusion and distress to all those involved. Proper communication ensures that one's message has clearly gotten their point across.

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Tip relating to the word "No"

Try using another word - may be confused on why no was said.

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Tip for open ended questions

Avoid them; Instead, use short answer questions, or provide options/choices when asking

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Tip for sarcasm, and other literary devices

Avoid them! They may be taken literally, and be interpreted as offensive

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Examples of Nonverbal communication

eye contact, facial expressions,  gestures, body language

Fun Facts

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When do signs of Autism show?

2-3 years of age

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What age is Autism often diagnosed at?

Age 5

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Full form of Autism (Acronym and full words)

 Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)