Autism

Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder. Different parts of the brain in people with autism have difficulty working together. This disorder appears in the first three years of life and is lifelong. The main characteristic of autism is a deficit in communication and social interactions and the emergence of stereotyped behaviors and behavioral, motor, etc. Autism affects people's understanding of the world and their interactions with others. People with autism see, hear, and feel the world differently than others. Autism is not a disease and does not have a definitive drug treatment, but with rehabilitation, a person with autism can acquire skills and live an independent life and also show a certain genius. Autism is a spectrum condition that varies from mild to severe.This book has 4 chapters, including:Chapter IAutism and its TypesChapter IIAutism in ChildrenChapter IIISymptoms of autism in adultsChapter IVAutism Treatment Methods and References.

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Leila AkbarabadiResearcher in various fields of psychology, Iran.Masoumeh AlizadehResearcher in various fields of psychology, Iran.