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postheadericon Autism Symptoms & Complaints

A small boy with autism and the exact line of toys, which he filed together. The symptoms and the individual forms of autism are varied, they misjudged by mild behavioral problems at the border of the low profile (such as “timidity”) to severe mental retardation range.

Allen autistic disabilities are impairments in social behavior in common: difficulty in speaking with others (for example due to monotonous prosody), been said to be interpreted correctly, use facial expressions and body language and understand.

Core symptoms associated with autistic disabilities is primarily the difficulty of communicating with other people (first and second diagnostic criterion). Alternatively, stereotyped or ritualization practices (third diagnostic criterion) explores all the core symptoms of autistic disabilities. Autistic people show fundamental differences from non-autistic people in the processing of sensory impressions and the way the discernment and intelligence. The differences in perception is explored as a core symptoms of autism.

postheadericon Diagnostic Criteria of Autism

Autism (from Gr αὐτός “itself) is classified by the World Health Organization as a pervasive developmental disorder, is by doctors, researchers, families and autistic self-described as a congenital, incurable perception and information processing disorder of the brain that are already in early childhood noticeable. Other researchers  and autistic people describe autism as a different mode of information congenital, which is indicated by weakness in social interaction and communication, and by stereotyped behavior patterns and strengths in perception, attention, memory and intelligence.

In the current diagnostic criteria, it is a distinction between infantile autism (Kanner syndrome) and Asperger’s syndrome, which often becomes apparent only after the third year of life. Many doctors believe, however, has become an autism spectrum (autism spectrum disorder), the different severity knows.