Autism is the result of a neurological disorder that affects normal brain function, which means that a person who has autism often struggles with normal, everyday communication and social interaction. Those affected likely share traits with people who suffer from ADHD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or clinical depression. Autism is a wide-spectrum disorder, and this means that no two people who have it will experience the same symptoms. For some, symptoms are mild, while for others they are severe. What symptoms or behaviours does autism usually present? A person will usually stick to a set of behaviours, and are adverse to…
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