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Psychology
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02/24/2015

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white children
Definition
highest rates of autism among _____.
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DSM
Definition
Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
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Paul Bleuler
Definition
1911, described symptoms of people with Autism
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Leo Kanner
Definition
1943, "Autistic Disturbances of Affective Contact"
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Hans Asperger
Definition
1944, "Autistic Psychopathology in Childhood"
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DSM I, 1952
Definition
Psychodynamic orientation
· No mention of Autism as distinct diagnosis
· Children who showed Autistic characteristics were diagnosed with childhood schizophrenia – seen as having psychotic break from reality
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DSM II
Definition
1968, mostly no change
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DSM III, 1980
Definition
· Medical model
· Abnormal vs normal
· “Infantile Autism”; Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD)
· Onset by 30 Months
· Lack of responsiveness
· Deficits in language development
· Bizarre speech
· Did not have delusions or hallucinations
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DSM-III-R, 1987
Definition
· Autistic Disorder (PDD)
Term
DSM IV
Definition
Published in 1994
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DSM-IV-TR, 2000
Definition
· Pervasive Dev. Dis.
· Autism
· Aspergers
· PDD-NOS
· Retts Disorder
· Childhood Disintegrative Disorder
o Autism described as:
· Deficits in language/communication
· Deficits in social development and interaction
· Repetitive, stereotyped behaviors
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DSM-V, 2013
Definition
· Wanted to improve diagnostic practices and accuracy
· Diagnostic criteria collapsed language/communication/social deficits
· PDD turned into Autistic Spectrum Disorder
· PDD-NOS & Asperger’s considered ASDs
· Retts entirely removed – because it was found to be a genetic disorder
· Childhood Disintegrative Disorder removed because it was just too rare
· DSM-V Epidemiology of Autism
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I. Delays in Social Behavior/Communication
Definition
o Echolalia (Immediate and Delayed)
o Unable to express basic wants or needs
o Poor eye contact
o Isolated play ~ aversion to socialization
o Doesn’t recognize social cues
o Hyper/Hypo-sensitivity, over/underreacting
o Issues with waiting / turn-taking
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II. Repetitive, restricted behavior/interests
Definition
o Resistant to change
o Problems with transitioning
o Repetitive motor behaviors (IE rocking, twirling)
o Fixation on specific topics/interests
o General OCD
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III. Aberrant Behavior
Definition
o Mouthing behaviors, Pica
o Aggression
o SIB
o Rumination (vomiting at will)
o Feces smearing
o Sleeping/eating problems
o Eloping/bolting behaviors
o Stripping
o Gastrointestinal issues
o Inappropriate sexual behavior
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Pica
Definition
a tendency or craving to eat substances other than normal food (such as clay, plaster, or ashes), occurring during childhood or pregnancy, or as a symptom of disease.
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