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    with Asperger’s syndrome. Asperger ’s syndrome is a developmental disorder associated with Autism that is characterized by preoccupations in weird or unusual things or limited interests. Children can accurately be diagnosed with this type of autism at two years of age. The primary impairments would be social and communication impairments. Children with Asperger

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    The Effect of Group Activity on Instances of Social Initiation in Children with Autism The impairments in socialization‚ communication‚ cognition and motor skills are all central features of individuals diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) that affect their ability to function typically in society (Myles‚ Hagen‚ Holverstott‚ Hubbard & Smith 2005). An evident lack of interest with the social environment is a phenomenon of individuals with an ASD that has no known cause. The atypical

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    should be placed in regular classes‚ given special aides‚ or if they should be placed in special classes. In the book‚ The Spark‚ by Kristine Barnett‚ it talks about how Kristine’s son‚ Jacob‚ otherwise known as Jake‚ and how he was diagnosed with autism at age two‚ yet he overcame all of the stereotypes placed on autistic children. Jacob was in special ed class‚ but his mother pulled him out because he was not making any progress. She decided to prepare Jacob for mainstream kindergarten‚ all on her

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    Self Monitoring A. What is self monitoring? Self monitoring is a strategy that is often used in classrooms with children who have trouble staying on task and focusing. It is a method that involves a student taking responsibility of themselves academically and behaviorally and recording when they find themselves not on task. In essence‚ a sheet of paper is given to a child and a noise is made at certain intervals during the class day. This noise could be something that only the specific child hears

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    Case Study on Jim Ashley Lammi PSYCH/515 April 8‚ 2013 Naomi Hall-Byers Case Study on Jim Jim is a 48-year-old Caucasian male that shows a sign of depression and possibly Asperger’s‚ which is a form of Autism but a more high functioning kind. His behavior seems normal to Jim but abnormal to everyone else. Although Jim can uphold a stable job his interactions with fellow coworkers is almost nonexistent. As well as the nonexistent relationship he has with his coworkers Jim does not see his

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    child with Asperger’s. Others with this disorder are often thought of as "little professors who can ’t understand social cues." This leaves a wide gap between people with autism and the rest of the world. Although the word is not mentioned in the book‚ Christopher does suffer from Asperger ’s syndrome‚ which is an autistic spectrum disorder. This means that Christopher expresses himself in a simple and straightforward way and cannot understand common modes of signaling. For example‚ he says “I find

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    can get underway with our Final Year Project. My project is going to focus on children with autism and music therapy. I will look at some definitions of autism. I am also going to explore the meaning behind music therapy. I will do this by looking at a range of literature around autism and music therapy. This will hopefully give me a better insight into the effects of music therapy on children with autism. After some organizational discussion we assembled into our roles within the group and as

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    wanted to examine this question more intently‚ because I believe that music therapy can provide evidence for a new method of healing for people that suffer from illnesses including cancer‚ disease‚ and depression as well as mental disabilities like autism. As I started my research‚ I first wanted to find out what music therapy was and what type of audience it was aimed toward. The first resource that I found to steer me in the right direction was the Music Therapy Association website where I read

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    Autism: 1. A pathological self-absorption and preoccupation with the self to the exclusion of the outside world‚ characteristic of some forms of *autistic disorder and *schizophrenia. 2. An alternative name for *autistic disorder. Autistic adj. [ greek auto self + -ismos indicating a state or condition. Children with autism have misfortune in communicating. They have trouble understanding what other people contemplate and feel. This makes it very tough for them to explicit themselves either with

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    Some mental illnesses are commonly misdiagnosed‚ for example autism‚ OCD down syndrome‚ eating disorders and depression. Autism is usually found in children between birth and age three. Autism has been commonly misdiagnosed‚ the common symptoms include a lack of social skills‚ verbal and nonverbal communication skills and limited interests in activities. People with autism lack social skills. They don’t like to talk or communicate with other people. These people have trouble starting conversations

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