UNRAVELING AUTISM: THE ENVIRONMENT'S ROLE IN THE PUZZLE
Abstract
Autism is a condition characterized by early-onset challenges in social interaction and communication, alongside inflexible and repetitive behaviors and interests, forming the basis for diagnosis. The disease typically begins to show or is diagnosed around the age of two. Early signs may include hyperactivity, lack of focus, and tantrums that can be alleviated by music. In adulthood, individuals with this condition often struggle to cope with the responsibilities of daily life, find it challenging to socialize, and may feel isolated and lacking in friendships. They may develop addictions or strong attachments to specific objects or routines.These symptoms align with the diagnostic criteria, which include qualitative impairments in social interaction and communication, along with restricted and repetitive interests and activities. It's crucial to recognize the non-social aspects of the condition, such as narrow interests, preference for routine, and heightened attention to detail
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