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highest rates of autism among _____. |
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Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders |
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1911, described symptoms of people with Autism |
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1943, "Autistic Disturbances of Affective Contact" |
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1944, "Autistic Psychopathology in Childhood" |
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Psychodynamic orientation · No mention of Autism as distinct diagnosis · Children who showed Autistic characteristics were diagnosed with childhood schizophrenia – seen as having psychotic break from reality |
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· Medical model · Abnormal vs normal · “Infantile Autism”; Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD) · Onset by 30 Months · Lack of responsiveness · Deficits in language development · Bizarre speech · Did not have delusions or hallucinations |
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· Autistic Disorder (PDD) |
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· Pervasive Dev. Dis. · Autism · Aspergers · PDD-NOS · Retts Disorder · Childhood Disintegrative Disorder o Autism described as: · Deficits in language/communication · Deficits in social development and interaction · Repetitive, stereotyped behaviors |
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· Wanted to improve diagnostic practices and accuracy · Diagnostic criteria collapsed language/communication/social deficits · PDD turned into Autistic Spectrum Disorder · PDD-NOS & Asperger’s considered ASDs · Retts entirely removed – because it was found to be a genetic disorder · Childhood Disintegrative Disorder removed because it was just too rare · DSM-V Epidemiology of Autism |
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I. Delays in Social Behavior/Communication |
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o Echolalia (Immediate and Delayed) o Unable to express basic wants or needs o Poor eye contact o Isolated play ~ aversion to socialization o Doesn’t recognize social cues o Hyper/Hypo-sensitivity, over/underreacting o Issues with waiting / turn-taking |
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II. Repetitive, restricted behavior/interests |
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o Resistant to change o Problems with transitioning o Repetitive motor behaviors (IE rocking, twirling) o Fixation on specific topics/interests o General OCD |
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o Mouthing behaviors, Pica o Aggression o SIB o Rumination (vomiting at will) o Feces smearing o Sleeping/eating problems o Eloping/bolting behaviors o Stripping o Gastrointestinal issues o Inappropriate sexual behavior |
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a tendency or craving to eat substances other than normal food (such as clay, plaster, or ashes), occurring during childhood or pregnancy, or as a symptom of disease. |
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