noen interessante opplysninger om asperger

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jeg postet dette på et engelsk forum, poster det her også for å spre opplysninger.

from the book "Autism as context blindness" author: Peter Vermeulen
If you want to read this book, its on amazon and Peter Vermeulen is on twitter and youtube.

quote from page 21:
"I argue that people with autism do have a theory of mind but that their social cognitive abilities are not activated by the more basic subcognitive processes that activate them in people without autism"

page 318:
"Context blindness is a deficit in the ability to use context spontaneously and subconsciously to determine meanings"

page 334-335:
"However, there does seem to be a positive correlation between context sensitivity and age in people with autism. Context sensitivity seems to improve with age, but it remains unclear to what extent there is improvement and whether there is a difference compared to the progress made in neutotypical development."

page 360:
"But the news is not all bad. The result is what counts; not the method used the get there. So here comes the good news. Various studies have shown that people with autism can, to a certain degree, take context into consideration, especially when you push their context button. They still do not do it spontaneously, but the end result appears to be fairly good - in these studies the individuals with autism performed as well as those without autism."

People with asperger struggle with something called "executive function", maybe not every aspect of this but at least some. They need professional help to create more connections in the brain... from the wikipedia article about neuroplasticity: "Neuroplasticity, also known as brain plasticity or neural plasticity, is an umbrella term that describes lasting change to the brain throughout an individual's life course"

Applied Behavioral Analysts (ABA) enthusiasts have been trying to get rid of Autism by rewiring the brain since the mid 1960's. In some cases they have been successful and at least alleviated the symptoms.

Google:
Noen blir nesten helt kvitt symptomene på Asperger

use google translate to understand that norwegian article. ;-)

 

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[AnonymBruker]

ps: grunnen til at jeg postet dette innlegget var for å spre håp og opplysning.

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[AnonymBruker]

Så fort en artikkel  står på engelsk  så hopper jeg elegant av det. Jeg gidder  ikke lese dette her på dette forumet.  Hadde  du giddet  å oversette  alt til norsk først mulig.. men jeg har det meste svada som kommer om autisme  og asberger her. Med en stor klype salt. ( sorry)

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Joda, jeg har selv AS og jeg klarer meg godt. Men her inne klynger jo en del aspergere seg sammen for å utøve aspergeri.

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16 minutter siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

Joda, jeg har selv AS og jeg klarer meg godt. Men her inne klynger jo en del aspergere seg sammen for å utøve aspergeri.

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Hva er aspergeri? 

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2 minutter siden, AnonymBruker skrev:

Hva er aspergeri? 

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Det er når man stimler sammen for å kverulere på noe, og lar oppheng og detaljer ta kontroll, i stedet for å øve seg på å bli mer omgjengelig. Særlig her inne er det en opphoping av aspergere og diverse diagnoser. Så i stedet for at folk øver seg på å være mindre sære ute i den virkelige verden, så sitter de her og blir mere sære og støtter hverandre i akkurat det. Litt institusjonaliserings-tendenser. 

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[AnonymBruker]

Aspergeri er ett ny-ord, blanding av asperger og mytteri.

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