File:Signs of Autism.png
| Uploaded by | MissLunaRose12 |
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| Upload date | 2019-07-10T16:36:52Z |
| MIME type | image/png |
| Dimensions | 1220 × 1820 px |
| File size | 1.6 MB |
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Summary
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English: This poster was drawn by an autistic artist, and describes autism in simple language without value judgments.
Avoids eye contact: Autistic people tend to find eye contact unnerving or distracting. Lines up objects: Autistics may line up objects for fun or while lost in thought. Need for routine: Autistic people thrive in predictable settings, and feel more comfortable with a steady routine. Hyper or passive: Autistic people may have unusual energy levels. Over or under sensitive: Sensory processing issues are common. Loves favorite objects: Autistic people may have a favorite object, like a piece of string or a stuffed animal. The object may not be a toy in the conventional sense of the word. Needs more rest: Autistic people need alone time, and may find the demands of the everyday world to be overwhelming or exhausting. Repetitive movements: Repetitive motions (stimming) can be therapeutic for autistic people. The poster recommends wikiHow as a source of autism-related advice. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | MissLunaRose12 |
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