What is Autism?

Mark Haddon has written a great book that was a best-seller, the Whitbread Book of the Year award, and the Whitbread Novel Award. It has been said that, by Mark Haddon himself, saying: "if you want to read about a fifteen-year-old disabled son?"- then, when he was engaged in the writing of this book. Little did he know that it was the result of a fifteen-year-old boy with a disability in the book of fame, awards, and was a best-seller. The book is called ' A curious case of the dog in the Night-time, a boy named Christopher." 

 

He has a little time. He can name all the countries of the world and their capital cities. He has a photographic memory and is a genius at math and science. However, despite his incredible intelligence, he can't understand the figures of speech and expression and relate to the humor. He doesn't like places where there are a lot of people, and people bump into him. Scholars with autism exhibit the common characteristics of people with autism and people with Scholar's syndrome. Autism is a developmental disorder in the group of autism spectrum disorders. This disease is mainly characterized by impaired socialization, imagination, and communication. Savant syndrome is characterized by a deficient general intelligence, but it is very narrow, mostly in math, music, art, and memorizing. 

 

At the police station, Alexey's parents are divorced. His mother decided to leave; he and his father left behind because they could no longer cope with the demands of having an autistic child. Parents who are caring for special children, for example, people with autism, are more likely to have higher stress levels than parents. This is mainly because their children have special requirements, unusual behavior, and different skills than other children of the same age. These children are likely to have difficulty communicating, which in turn leads to specific responses. For example, an autistic child, crying for no apparent reason, starts to die. Most likely, it is something for them to feel upset about, but you can't say that it's because they don't know how to do it. Some autistic children with sensory integration problems may be hypersensitive or hypersensitive to touch, pressure, movement, and sound. They also exhibit several behaviors that are difficult to understand, such as the avoidance of certain kinds of food and drinks, zoom or touch, repetitive movements, and in the sea. Many of them can also have a strong commitment to certain rules and one of fear of a new place or a person. Adapting to the needs and coping with these kids' behavior is not an easy one and, therefore, can lead to a lot of stress. 

 

Autism may be severely limit a child to the world. They hunt in the next step, and what they see as a threat to their own safety should be avoided. However, many of the factors, conditions, and requirements of the society, making them a bit insecure, and the fact that they have to deal with them most of the time ensures that they can be a great deal of fear. Unconsciously and unintentionally, children with autism experience a constant sense of anxiety about something new and alien to their understanding. Just like in the book, and then, when He had to get out of the city's well-known district, he felt physically sick and scared. In contrast to the majority of the kids, children with autism may not be easy to adapt to a new environment or situation in the process of learning, understanding, and accepting of what was previously unknown, leading to increased levels of anxiety and fear. 

 

Despite the seemingly difficult task of adapting and ?????????? children with autism, many of them have already been studied, and it was published in the areas of corporate governance, that is, it reduces not only the children but also to take the stress from their parents. Some of these methods, such as cognitive-behavior modification, behavior change techniques, and Environmental modification techniques, have been effective in changing behavior and improving things.

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