Observing Isaiah

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will say. Isaiah has also learned how to isolate himself, and do things alone when he feels the need to. In addition, Isaiah plays video games and goes fishing for some personal time.
Observing Isaiah was interesting, as he interacted amongst his family and presenting himself as an independent individual in certain situations. Isaiah expected his orange cup to placed in the same location. However, the cup was placed in a different area, which he immediately went to search for it. Isaiah would tend to search for his mother when she was not there to comfort him, because he is use to his mother providing sympathy towards him. “In order to continue working, living, striving, and positively interacting with others, one must have a positive self-concept” (Zastrow & Kirst- Ashman, 2015, p. 150). In other words, one must feel vigourous about themselves to continue living and being productive. Isaiah feels suitable about himself and does not worry about how other individual perceive him.
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Isaiah Weavers condition can be corrected through the use of therapy and behavioral intervention, and further supplemented through the provision of these needs which are insufficient. Objective learning and interactive association with other peers will also reduce autism in Isaiah. This observation assignment emphasizes the need of sufficiently providing the basic needs to children both at their infantile and also throughout teenage

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