Asperger

Asperger syndrome is a form of pervasive developmental disorder characterized by persistent impairment in social interactions and by repetitive behavior patterns and restricted interests. People with Asperger syndrome may have definite communication problems, as well as poor nonverbal communication and pedantic speech, but many of them have good cognitive and verbal skills. The physical symptoms include early childhood motor delays, awkwardness, motor difficulty and odd movements. It is more common in boys than girls.Individuals with Asperger syndrome have normal, or even superior, intelligence while demonstrating social insensitivity or even obvious coldness toward loved ones. Definitely the people with Asperger syndrome have accomplished cutting-edge research in computer science, physics, and mathematics, as well as outstanding creative work in art, film, and music. If Asperger syndrome is diagnosed, social skills training and other psychological interventions may be provided. Many of these individuals experience positive outcomes, especially those who excel in areas not dependent on social interaction.
Assburger Autism

Children with Asperger’s disorder may be only mildly affected and frequently have good language and cognitive skills. Individuals with Asperger’s disorder simply don’t know how to fit in and have interaction with others. Diagnosis of Asperger’s disorder is on the increase, although it’s unclear whether it is more extensive or whether more professionals are detecting it.