Asperger's syndrome (AS), a behavioral disorder that is related to autism, is associated with abnormal social functioning
and repetitive behaviors but not with a decrease in intelligence or linguistic functionality.
In children, some indicators for ASD include poor eye contact,
repetitive play styles, lack of smiling , constant attachment to a particular object and unresponsiveness.
Lack of smiling? but then Breivik has Asperger's syndrome?
WTF 🤦♂️
https://t.me/ParoleFacts/20In contrast, the child tends to have above-average intelligence and may excel in other areas such as music, mathematics, reading and writing compared to his peers.
Asperger’s syndrome (AS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by abnormal social functioning, poor coordination,
repetitive behaviors and strange speaking patterns.
AS is not associated with decrease in intelligence or delays in language development, which differentiates it from other autistic spectrum disorders.
The signs and symptoms of AS include long engaging conversations by the individual with obsession or fixation with minute
detail or information (
https://t.me/AspergerSyndromeTelegram/8); lack of or extreme eye contact; awkward body gestures; poor coordination and strange speaking patterns; eccentric or
repetitive behaviors; limited range of interests; difficulty understanding others’ facial expressions or tones as well as literal and sarcastic conversation and
lack of empathy or sensitivity toward others (
https://t.me/AspergerSyndromeTelegram/42)
AS is commonly associated with other comorbid disorders, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, Tourette’s syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder
AGAIN WHAT ABOUT DISCRIMINATION, ANOREXIA, VIGOREXIA, ETC?!
https://t.me/AspergerSyndromeTelegram/38The significant OVERLAP!!! between AS and other disorders complicated the proper diagnosis of AS and delayed the appropriate use of medications to treat symptoms of AS patients.
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