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Autism Spectrum

Autism Spectrum

www. nehemiah-autism. org

www. nehemiah-autism. org

History Autism: First described in 1943. In 1980, added to DSM III AS: First

History Autism: First described in 1943. In 1980, added to DSM III AS: First described in 1944. In 1994, added to DSM IV under “pervasive developmental disorders” Source: Teaching Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings.

Causes – False & True False: (Pre-1960 s) Poor mother-child bonding False (disproved in

Causes – False & True False: (Pre-1960 s) Poor mother-child bonding False (disproved in 2004 & 2010): Vaccines True: (2005 & 2010) genetics, dysfunction in the brain system, complications during pregnancy Source: Teaching Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings.

Autism Asperger Disorder impaired social interactions restricted repetitive, stereotyped behaviors, interests

Autism Asperger Disorder impaired social interactions restricted repetitive, stereotyped behaviors, interests

Autism onsets prior to age 3 problems w/ symbolic or imaginative play, language in

Autism onsets prior to age 3 problems w/ symbolic or imaginative play, language in social communication, & social interaction Asperger Disorder significantly impairs social, occupational, or other areas of functioning No significant delay in language development No significant delay in cognitive development / self -help skills

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http: //thewakeupcallradioshow. com/1212012 -autism-spectrum-disorder-2/

http: //thewakeupcallradioshow. com/1212012 -autism-spectrum-disorder-2/

http: //thewakeupcallradioshow. com/1212012 -autism-spectrum-disorder-2/

http: //thewakeupcallradioshow. com/1212012 -autism-spectrum-disorder-2/

Other Symptoms: Autism Fail to respond to their names Missing social cues (tone, facial

Other Symptoms: Autism Fail to respond to their names Missing social cues (tone, facial expressions) Repetitive motions — rocking, twirling Self-abuse — biting, head-banging Third person self-talk (“Kyle thinks…”) http: //www. ninds. nih. gov/disorders/autism/detail_autism. htm

Other Symptoms: Aspergers Obsession w/ one topic or interest to the exclusion of others

Other Symptoms: Aspergers Obsession w/ one topic or interest to the exclusion of others “Little professors” (high vocab, formal speech) Repetitive routines/rituals Awkward social interactions w/ inappropriate/eccentric behavior Motor movement problems http: //www. ninds. nih. gov/disorders/asperger. htm

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