autism

6 letters in word "autism": A I M S T U.

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• Definitions:
• brain disorder that begins in early childhood and persists throughout adulthood; affects three crucial areas of development: communication, social ...
• pathological "self-absorption"
• Autism is a form of pervasive developmental disorder with an unknown origin. It can range from high functioning to severe in nature. Symptoms are a marked lack of awareness of the feelings of others and little or no social interaction or communications with others. ...
• From early childhood there is severe impairment in communication and social interactions, and actions are often repetitive and unchanging
• Autism is a brain disorder that affects development. Autism can affect a person’s ability to communicate, relate to others, and interact with his or her surroundings. Signs of autism usually appear by about 18 months of age. It is usually diagnosed between the ages of two and three. ...
• 10% of statemented pupils have autism as a prime need. The majority of primary aged pupils with autism are placed within Hackney mainstream and special provision. However at secondary transfer, there are currently few placements made within Hackney mainstream provision. ...
• a state of mind characterized by daydreaming, fantasies and disregard for external reality.
• A lifelong, nonprogressive neurological disorder typically appearing before the age of three yeas. It is characterized by language and communication deficits, withdrawal from social contacts, and extreme reactions to changes in the immediate environment.
• Pervasive developmental disorder beginning in infancy involving a wide range of abnormalities, including language impairment, abnormal behaviour and social withdrawal.
• Subjective, self-centered behavior not altered by external influences. Withdrawal from contact with people.
• Also called infantile autism or autistic disorder, is a lifelong disorder that causes abnormal neurological development. Autism causes impaired social interaction, communication difficulties, and restricted or repetitive activities and interests.
• a developmental disorder that manifests in impairments or abnormalities of social interaction, impairments or abnormalities of communication, and behavioural inflexibility, with an age of onset prior to 3 years.
• a neurological developmental disability that results in limited cognitive abilities: the autistic individual is limited in ability to learn inductively from surrounding events. Social interactions and many kinds of conceptual learning can be strongly limited. ...
• Autism is a lifelong developmental disability that prevents individuals from properly understanding what they see, hear, and otherwise sense. This results in severe problems in social relationships, communication and behavior (From TEACCH website).
• is a bioneurological disorder, not a mental illness, which affects the functioning of the brain. Some theories suggest that it may be caused by genetics, viral and/or chemical exposure. ...
• Abnormality in interpersonal relationships exhibited in early childhood and characterized by morbid self-absorption to the detriment of influence by external reality; characterized by: (a) onset before 30 months of age; (b) pervasive lack of responsiveness to others; (c) gross deficits in ...
• Is a pervasive developmental disability (PDD) that is usually diagnosed within the first three years of life. The major areas of development impacted are the child’s ability to communicate, and acquire social skills.
• Autism and related syndromes are dramatically on the rise. Many children and young adults have autistic traits without being fully autistic. Asperger's syndrome and developmental delay syndromes are two of these related categories. These syndromes exist because of brain circuitry problems. ...
• impacts the normal development of the brain in the areas of social interaction and communication skills. Children and adults with autism typically have difficulties in verbal and non-verbal communication, social interactions, and leisure or play activities. ...
• a group of disorders resulting in varying degrees of developmental delay and impairment particularly in social interactions and communication
• lifelong developmental disability that occurs by itself or in association with other disorders that affect the function of the brain, such as viral infections, metabolic disturbances, mental retardation, epilepsy, and fragile X syndrome; characterized by severely impaired social interaction and ...
• (psychiatry) an abnormal absorption with the self; marked by communication disorders and short attention span and inability to treat others as people
• Autism is classified by the World Health Organization (WHO) and American Psychological Association as a developmental disability that results from a disorder of the human central nervous system. ...
• The reported incidence of autism varies considerably between countries. Increases in reported incidence of autism in some countries have been attributed to a variety of causes including environmental factors and higher reporting of cases due to an increased medical and societal interest in autism.
• Is a brain disorder that typically affects a person’s ability to communicate, form relationships with others, and respond appropriately to the environment. Some people with autism are relatively high-functioning, with speech and intelligence intact. ...
• Autism is a disorder of brain function that appears early in life, generally before the age of three. Children with autism have problems with social interaction, communication, imagination and behavior. Autistic traits persist into adulthood, but vary in severity. ...

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