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    student at Elk County High School; to the young followers of Christ and any individuals that autism has affected. My young cousin was recently diagnosed with autism and it has considerably affected the lives of our family. Although the condition has impacted the family‚ Eli still shows great spirit and has honestly became my biggest role model. If you or a loved one has the unfortunate experience of acquiring autism then as a faithful individual of God’s love and mercy‚ I urge you to have faith in God

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    primary features of autism. Impaired social interaction‚ problems with verbal and non verbal communication‚ and repetitive of severely limited activities with interest. Autistic children have problems with communication‚ social interaction‚ obsessive interest and excessively repetitive behaviors 2. Which explanation for autism is no longer considered valid and lacks research support? The link between vaccines and autism. It has been proven that vaccines can’t cause autism. 3. What forms of

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    talk to him all the time and he seldom responds; that if he does respond it comes out as gibberish. Overview of Disorder/Disability Autism Spectrum Disorder is a lifelong disability. It varies widely from child to child. Autism has because more prevalent; effecting four times as many boys as girls. Often combinations of the following are characteristics of autism language difficulty/conversation‚ social skills‚ eye contact‚ turn taking‚ inappropriate responses‚ and how to join a group.

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    Young Burt Saxon Psychology 111 27 July 2010 Autism vs. Rain Man the word Autism can be define in many ways‚ but according to one definition‚ “Autism is a disorder of neural development characterized be impaired social interaction and communication‚ and by restricted and repetitive behavior. These signs all begin before three years-old” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autism). This paper will focus on how Dustin Hoffman symbolized what autism is and how it affects his daily lifestyle. Introduction

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    Many of the most brilliant and prestigious people in this world have reportedly suffered form the insidious disease of Autism. Some of whom are Albert Einstein‚ Thomas Jefferson‚ Michelangelo‚ Isaac Newton‚ and Andy Warhol. What may you ask do the following people have in common? They have all single handily made some of the most advanced contributions and theories of our time‚ allowing us a basis for more advanced studies today. The novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ tells

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    a setting with someone with autism spectrum disorder‚ music therapists make use of music as an educational tool to encourage learning. One of the purposes of music therapy for someone with autism is to provide the student with an initial assistance using melodious and rhythmic strategies‚ followed by fading of musical cues to assist in simplification and transfer to other learning environments. Music therapy has been proven to decrease symptoms of children with autism‚ and could even facilitate motivation

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    Temple Grandin Autism: A Different Way of Interpreting Watching Temple Grandin brought me a new perspective on how to view someone with autism. She was very descriptive on how to recognize and utilize the person’s thought process in order to communicate with the individual. Her introduction of defining autism was pretty basic. An autistic person doesn’t use verbal language to understand and communicate; they are more about sounds and visuals. However‚ when she started breaking

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    2012 The Thoughts of Christopher Boone Many believe that those with autism do not have the capacity of developing moral agency without empathy. Kids at a young age are taught the lessons of good and bad of what other people see as good that impacts on them as they grow up. The same concept goes with Christopher in the novel of‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon‚ that endorse the fact that he has autism is able to learn right and wrong without feelings. He is viewed as

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    Autistic Disorder is a neurological problem that affects nearly 5 out of every 1000 American children.1 Autism is a developmental disorder that may also be referred to as Autistic Spectrum Disorder or ASD. This physical condition is a disease of the brain that is present from birth. Autism is recognizable by the various obstructions it produces in social‚ language‚ learning and motor skills development and is observable by the age of three. It is a disorder that has the ability to

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    Berggren‚ S.‚ Lassalle‚ A.‚ Tal‚ S.‚ Pigat‚ D.‚ Bölte‚ S.‚ . . . Golan‚ O. (2016). Basic and complex emotion recognition in children with autism: cross-cultural findings. Molecular Autism‚ 7(1). doi:10.1186/s13229-016-0113-9 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS This study aimed to compare the recognition of both complex and basic emotions in children with high-functioning autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and in typically developing (TD) children. This study was completed in three different countries - Israel‚ Great

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