12 Common Symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome Explained
Discover the 12 key symptoms of Asperger's Syndrome that affect social interaction and communication.
60 views
Asperger's Syndrome manifests in diverse ways. Common symptoms include: difficulty with social interactions, repetitive behaviors, focused interests, ritualistic behaviors, trouble understanding nonverbal cues, difficulty with change, literal thinking (struggling with metaphors), awkward body language, lack of eye contact, difficulty forming friendships, sensory sensitivities, and advanced verbal skills but lacking intuition in social settings.
FAQs & Answers
- What is Asperger's Syndrome? Asperger's Syndrome is a developmental disorder on the autism spectrum characterized by challenges in social interaction and repetitive behaviors.
- How can I help someone with Asperger's? Supporting someone with Asperger's involves understanding their unique communication style, being patient, and offering a structured environment.
- Can Asperger's symptoms change over time? Yes, individuals with Asperger's may experience changes in their symptoms as they age and develop social skills.
- What are some examples of social challenges faced by people with Asperger's? Common social challenges include difficulty interpreting body language, forming friendships, and managing conversations.