Autism is a mental disorder characterized by severe loneliness, lack of emotional appeal, difficulties in language development, and repetitive stereotyped movements. It is most likely to occur in children before the age of 3 and is a type of emotional disorder. So, how do people with autism do things?
Firstly, people with autism mainly exhibit the following symptoms in their behavior: difficulty in social interaction, avoidance of eye contact and communication with others, insensitivity to sound, unwillingness to approach others, including family members, childhood, unwillingness to interact with others, resistance to contact, lack of emotional response, etc.
Secondly, people with autism usually express their discomfort and unhappiness by crying or screaming. In terms of language communication, they may experience slow language development, and some may even disappear. They do not like to communicate with others through language and repeat conversations on the same topic. Or there may be communication barriers, repetitive stereotyped movements.
Furthermore, people with autism lack interest in things that ordinary people like, and show a particular liking for things that ordinary people do not pay attention to. At the same time, they often use a fixed set of stereotyped actions or methods, such as requiring everything to be placed in a fixed position, walking the same route when going out, and often exhibit repetitive and strange behaviors, such as jumping repeatedly or walking on tiptoes.
Finally, for people with autism, we should provide understanding and support, even a small gesture can help them.
