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What's autism
ID in 1943
Brain Disorder begins in early childhood
Lifelong
Affects 3 areas: verbal/nonverbal comm, social interaction, creative play
What's ASD
Pervasive Developmental Disorders
-asperger's
-high funct autism
-classic autism
-PDD-NOS
-Rhett syndrome
-Childhood Disintegrative disorder

affects indivs diff and varying degrees
What's Aspergers
ID 1940s
Added to PDD 1994
Affects 1/250
No significant delay in cog dev
Key characteristics of Asperger's
Social comm impairment
Co-mingling of mental health disorders (anxiety, depression, OCD)
Sensory impairment (touch, hearing)
Impaired executive functioning: organizational skills, big picture thinking
Decreased inhibition
-impulsivity, excessive verbal output
Little professor- narrow interests
Comm probs ASD
Hallmark: pragmatic, expressice, receptive

40% will not speak at all
Flat Speech
Echolalia (repetition)
Difficulty with abstract, non-literal lang
Lack of "theory of mind" (ability to take perspective of another person)
Social skills
Topic Maintenance
Reading cues
Turn taking
Eye contact
Personal space

Rules overgeneralized
-taught to be honest
Social thinking
public vs private actions

thinking about what other people are thinking about

reviewing previous experiences

interpreting the perspective of others
Social thinking therapy
Goal- increased perspective taking ability
Teaching the "why" behing the social skill, allows for social judgment and the foundation for appropriate generalization
Can't teach only the skill because the rules change for context, age, gender
Requires understanding of nuances
Form of cognitive behavioral therapy
Visual strategies
Visuals are key
Strive to make abstract concepts as concrete as possible

thinking with your eyes
rock brain vs flexible brain
Video taping
Debriefing
review successes
capture spontaneous behavior
provide info about the effect of others

Priming- "expected" behavior
Strategies
5 point scale
comic strip conversations
social stories