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Autism, also known as childhood autism, occurs in infancy and early childhood, and the following are five behavioral markers for early screening and early recognition of autism.
The first narrow interests and repetitive stereotyped behaviors are manifested in repetitive actions and behaviors, repetitive stereotyped language, obsessive-compulsive thinking repeating problems, having an unusual interest in certain objects or things, and so on.
The second social disorder, the qualitative defect of autistic children in social interaction, they lack interest in interacting with people to varying degrees, and they also lack normal communication styles and skills. This manifests itself in a lack of eye contact, non-cooperation, dislike of hugging, or avoidance of contact with others, rare smiles, difficulty getting along, and strange exchanges.
Third language communication disorder, a disorder that exists in both verbal and nonverbal communication in children with autism. Specific manifestations are a speech disorder can speak, or speak late, language regression, self-talk, repetitive self-centered topics, etc.; two non-verbal communication disorder, many autistic children do not use nods and shake their heads and gestures and movements to express ideas, lack of change in expression when interacting with people, and so on.
Fourth, do not look at people, pay attention to whether the child is looking at people, normal children will have eye contact with others, you can carefully observe the eyes and lines of sight in the child's daily life, if there is no eye contact or never eye contact with others, but the examination does not find vision problems when you should be careful.
The fifth does not respond to the sound, pay attention to the child's response to the sound can be tested by the child talking and playing music to beat the table, etc., if the child is always insensitive to the sound around him or completely unresponsive, but goes to the hospital to check the ear but does not diagnose the hearing impairment, then you must consider the possibility of the child suffering from autism.
In fact, a large number of studies at home and abroad have found that autistic children can have a normal life, and can achieve different degrees of independent life and work ability through intervention training. Facing autistic parents is the first line of defense for children, and it is very important to do early screening.