What is the psychology of autistic children?

I don't want to talk about some big theories. I just want to talk about your problem through my years of teaching experience and understanding. It is estimated that you will understand it more easily:

1. First of all, you should be clear about the ability differences of people with autism. Different people with autism have very different psychology. If he has good ability and good rehabilitation effect, he will recall his childhood psychological problems, which is a feeling that he can't control; Patients with weak ability may be influenced by IQ, and their psychology is just like that of children of several years old. What's more, their cognitive ability and understanding ability are poor, which leads to psychological barriers and so on.

2. Some people say that some of them have different visual thresholds from normal people, and they see things one-sidedly, so they think things are one-sidedly!

Besides, I want to know what you do. Are you a parent? Is it a teacher? We must remember that to treat them according to the principle of normalization, we must think that they have the same psychology as normal children, and they also have personalities, thoughts and their own desires. . . . . .

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