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"What do you think of autistic patients?" Street interviews interviewed people of different ages.
"They are like angels; they are special; they are very strange; they don't speak; they tend to be violent..." The answers are varied.
From the survey of street interviews, we can see that there are still many misconceptions about autism . In order for everyone to have a correct understanding of autism, today we will take stock of what autism really looks like. Let's take a look at the "Illustration of the Life of Autistic Patients" together!
1. People with autism "cannot speak"?
Speaking of autism,Many people will label autistic patients as "cannot speak", but is this really the case?
In our daily life, we often see that people with autism generally "do not speak". In fact, many times, "not speaking" is because the language development disorder of autistic patients does not have the ability to speak or the language function is weak, and the correct vocabulary is not mastered. As a result, the autistic patients do not like to express, leaving behind " "Don't speak" impression.
2. Are people with autism "weird"?
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Actually, the occurrence of such a thing is beyond the control of autistic patients. The autistic boy Naoki Higashida said: "When I make a strange sound, I didn’t mean it. This kind of sound will pop out suddenly, not my intention. It is like a conditioned reflex. The conditioned reflex to what I saw, the other is the conditioned reflex to the past memories. To be honest, I also want to be quiet, even if someone orders us to shut our mouths and not speak, we can’t do it. ."
Therefore,The "weirdness" of autistic patients is not intentional.
3. People with autism always like to do something repeatedly?
Why do patients with autism often have repetitive behaviors in their daily lives? Such as clapping, screaming, and repeating some meaningless words regardless of occasion, these repetitive and stereotyped behaviors seriously disturb the lives of individuals and those around them.
This is because people with autism have social communication and communication barriers, and they need to express their inner needs through these inappropriate behaviors. In short, they don't want these repetitive behaviors, but they can't be suppressed because of the disease.
4. Autistic patients "cannot understand"?
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Actually,Sometimes, people with autism “do not understand” because the other person’s instructions are too long, unable to grasp the main points of the words, and the instructions are beyond their comprehensibility, so they will ignore what others say, refuse to respond, or even Sometimes there will be unanswered questions.
The final cause is the neurodevelopmental disorder of patients with autism, which makes it difficult for the brain to process multiple information boxes at the same time.
5. Are people with autism prone to violence?
Aggressive behaviors such as spitting and throwing things, but in fact these aggressive behaviors are aimed at themselves.
Don’t be afraid when you see aggressive behaviors in people with autism, they are actually to satisfy their own specific sensory needs, not to target others. Please believe that the vast majority of people with autism are kind and lovely.
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4I think this passage should also be what all autistic patients want to express:
If my child makes a strange noise, please treat it with a normal heart, he is just very excited; If you see my child outside, he may be flapping his head, screaming, or turning around. It’s because he is very anxious. Please understand him. If my child throws things or spits, it’s him. For yourself, please don't be afraid and stay away from him.
When you encounter people with autism in your life, please learn more about them, understand them, and tolerate them. Only in this way will they bravely move closer to society!
Picture source: Photograph Network Genuine Gallery
Editor in charge: Mijianxing Editor
References:
1. Wang Zongxian. Study on the behavior of patients with autism .
