The most common types of aggressive behaviours are self-injurious behaviours, aggression towards others and the destruction of property. Aggressive behaviour can threaten access to support services and education. Many types of stigma are experienced by parents as a result of their child’s diagnosis ...
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Agentic and communal social goals were assessed using the child version of the Interpersonal Goal Index. Measurement properties of the Interpersonal Goal Index were first examined, and some features were found to differ across autistic and neurotypical adolescents. Bullying behaviour was associated with ...
For example, the results from a study using a large clinical sample (N = 400) showed that one in four children aged 2–16.9 years had a score on the aggressive behavior scale of the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) in the clinical range [68]. Our results are in line with those ...
Parenting autistic child is not an easy task. Hence the present study is an attempt to explore the impact of autistic children on the parenting styles and parents on whole. Parenting styles of these autistic children are studied with four positive and negative dimensions ie. Love - Hate, ...
“purposefully and non-judgmentally payingattentionduringcaregiver-child interactions and the relationship as a whole” (Raulston et al., 2021), has been associated with increases in carer well-being and reduction in the experience of carer stress, as well as reduced frequency of ...
Stephen Wiltshireis an artist who draws extremely detailed, lifelike cityscapes, skylines, and street scenes from memory after observing them briefly. He was born in London, United Kingdom in 1974. His artistic savant skills developed as a child. He was diagnosed with autism at age three. He...
the observer may be less likely to attribute deception as the cause of the behavior. Given autism is largely unidentifiable by physical appearance, observers are unlikely to be aware of an individual’s diagnosis and unlikely to expect behaviors such as gaze aversion and fidgeting. Therefore, when...
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"Behind every behavior, whether or not it's appropriate or dangerous, there's a child trying to communicate a legitimate need as best they can," said Dr. Alexis Beauchamp-Châtel, an assistant professor in UdeM's Department of Psychiatry and Addiction and psychiatrist at the UdeM-affiliated ...