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    strike a person as odd. The largest part of the social criteria is the way those with Autism Spectrum Disorder interact with their peers. This symptom is incredibly important when diagnosing this disorder. This social awkwardness can be extreme as some with the disorder completely avoiding interactions with peers or friends in order not to have to initiate conversation or have any awkward interactions. The other important criteria needed for this disorder that a clinician will watch for is…

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    Raising Autism Awareness

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    Roughly 3 million families in the U.S. live with autism. Every year, one in sixty-eight children are born with ASD. For these families, finding autism-friendly places, like a safe park or the right school can seem like a daunting feat. Especially when autism awareness is fairly limited. When traveling, the task becomes nearly impossible. Raising Autism Awareness Through an App As a remedy to the problem, Autism Village seeks to help autism families through an innovative project. It happens…

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    Fit Pregnancy Paper

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    This article from Fit Pregnancy demonstrates the association of autism in infancy during pregnancy likely develops from a combination of factors. “Some cases may primarily have a genetic cause, and others may have a primary environmental cause, but most cases probably result from the interaction of both” (Dr. Wang, 2013). Studies show that expectant parents are doing what they can to lower their child's risk for autism spectrum disorders (ASD), which affect “1 in 68 children” (Dr. Wanga, 2013).…

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    Charles Morgan C&C Trudy Price-O’Neil 5/9/2017 The Growing Rate of Autism Autism, also known as ASD is a spectrum disorder is “range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, as well as by unique strengths and differences.” (Autism Speaks). Autism affects the X chromosome; therefore, the disorder is prevalent in males. The number of children affected by autism has grown over the last 12 years significantly. According…

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    Abstract— Autism is a term used for representing neuro-developmental disorder characterized by impaired social interaction, verbal and non-verbal communication, restricted and repetitive behavior. AI expert system helps in diagnosis of children with ASD and provides families with early intervention. Such systems require external sensors to monitor child's posture, expressions, heart rate, breathing, etc. Human instructors have a lot of inconsistencies that imposes undesired impacts on the…

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    Autism Characteristics

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    Distinguishing characteristics of ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) vary from person to person. Rarely do two individuals with autism have the exact same characteristics. There is no specific testing to determine if someone has autism, doctors, scientist and researchers, have to study individuals and look for common characteristics as well as symptoms that those with ASD might have in common. Certain characteristics that studies have found, are that those diagnosed with autism tend to have a…

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    Autism spectrum disorder(ASD), starts off at a young age and continues as you get older. Even though much research has been made nothing has shown that there is a way to cure the disorder. There are multiple ways that people are diagnosed with autism, none of them can actually be sure until the child is born. Autism is a disorder that typically affects a person's ability to communicate, form relationships with others, and respond appropriately to the environment. The way some specialists can…

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    1 in 45 children has been diagnosed with autism. These kids face more challenges than you or me. Not many charities are dedicated to helping kids with autism or sensory processing challenges. At Oak City Soccer these kids get to do what they love in an environment that fits their needs. Oak City Soccer is the best choice of a charity when it comes to having measureable goals, serving needs in our community, and our contributions having an effect on the charity. Oak City Soccer is a relatively…

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    Autism is very common in today’s world per The National Epidemiologic Database for the Study of Autism, autism rates have increased from 39 to 204% worldwide. Parents are worried because the percentage of autism cases has been going up. Experts in the field are wondering if these children have been incorrectly diagnosed. This disorder can’t be cured, treatment may help for years or be lifelong. Medical diagnosis is very important. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting the…

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    Response To Terrorism

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    Terrorism has been a high priority for law enforcement, and other government agents in the 21st century. Terrorism is a vague term and according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) it is, “the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.” (28 C.F.R. Section 0.85). One of the most well known examples of this is the September 11th…

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