autism: first described in 1943. in 1980, added to dsm iii as: first described in 1944. in 1994,...
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AutismSpectrum
www.nehemiah-autism.org
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”
History
Source: Teaching Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings.
False: (Pre-1960s) Poor mother-child bonding
False (disproved in 2004 & 2010): Vaccines
True: (2005 & 2010) genetics, dysfunction in the brain system, complications during pregnancy
Causes – False & True
Source: Teaching Students with Special Needs in Inclusive Settings.
Autism
impaired social interactions
restricted repetitive, stereotyped behaviors,
interests
Autism
onsets prior to age 3
problems w/ symbolic or imaginative play, language in social
communication, & social interaction
http://kyi.org.uk/our-services/autism-3
http://thewakeupcallradioshow.com/1212012-autism-spectrum-disorder-2/
http://thewakeupcallradioshow.com/1212012-autism-spectrum-disorder-2/
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…”)
Other Symptoms: Autism
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/autism/detail_autism.htm
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
Other Symptoms: Aspergers
http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/asperger/asperger.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MDwXqGjohGg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmDGvquzn2k