Aspergers Syndrome
Asperser’s syndrome belongs to a group of neurodevelopment conditions known as autism spectrum disorder (ASD) though no longer an official diagnosis. Experts consider what was previously diagnosed as Asperser’s syndrome might also notice this called level 1 ASD.
Signs of Asperser’s include:
Difficulty with social interaction.
Repetitive behavior.
Standing firm on beliefs and opinions.
Focusing on rules and routines.
Some autistic people have referred to as high-functioning autism.
Asperser’s doesn’t involve delays in cognitive development and language skills, so people can generally manage their activities of daily life on their own. So their needs generally won’t prevent or restricted them from being educated in a mainstream classroom or holding a job, and other daily works.
