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AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS Triad of Impairments Lack of Reciprocal Social Interaction Impairments in non verbal behaviours Lack of reciprocal social interaction Lack of spontaneous seeking of enjoyment Failure to Develop Social relationships Impaired Communication Skills Delayed language development Stereotyped idiosyncratic language Difficulty in conversation Lack of social imitative play Restricted and Repetitive Behaviours Stereotyped and repetitive motor mannerisms Preoccupation of particular activity or topic Inflexible adherence to routines or rituals Preoccupation with parts of objects Early Warning Signs PRACTICAL ADVICE Birth to 12 months Doesn’t look much at people’s faces Not interested in social games Little affection Happy to be left alone Poor response to own name Doesn’t like to be touched After 12 months Eye contact abnormal Limited pleasure in games Poor play skills Poor response to name Doesn’t respond to gestures Takes hand of parent to get object Unusual sounds Hand /finger mannerisms Source: Chawarska and Volkmar, Autism in Infancy and Early Childhood, 2005 Autistic Disorder Asperger’s Disorder Rett’s Disorder Childhood Disintegrative Disorder Pervasive Developmental Disorder NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED BROADER CONCEPT OF AUTISM

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AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS

Triad of ImpairmentsLack of Reciprocal Social InteractionImpairments in non verbal behavioursLack of reciprocal social interactionLack of spontaneous seeking of enjoymentFailure to Develop Social relationships

Impaired Communication SkillsDelayed language developmentStereotyped idiosyncratic languageDifficulty in conversationLack of social imitative play

Restricted and Repetitive BehavioursStereotyped and repetitive motor mannerismsPreoccupation of particular activity or topicInflexible adherence to routines or ritualsPreoccupation with parts of objects

Early Warning SignsPRACTICAL ADVICEBirth to 12 monthsDoesn’t look much at people’s facesNot interested in social gamesLittle affectionHappy to be left alonePoor response to own nameDoesn’t like to be touched

After 12 monthsEye contact abnormalLimited pleasure in gamesPoor play skillsPoor response to nameDoesn’t respond to gesturesTakes hand of parent to get objectUnusual soundsHand /finger mannerisms

Source: Chawarska and Volkmar, Autism in Infancy and Early Childhood, 2005

Autistic Disorder

Asperger’s Disorder

Rett’s Disorder

Childhood Disintegrative

Disorder

Pervasive Developmental

DisorderNOT OTHERWISE

SPECIFIED

BROADER CONCEPT OF AUTISM