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Asperger's syndrome patients


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    • found: Work cat.: Gershwin, Lisa-ann. Jellyfish, 2016.
    • found: Lisa-ann Gershwin website, Jan. 17, 2017:home page (Lisa-ann Gershwin; Scientist - Writer - Aspie; Finding out in 2010 that I have Asperger's Syndrome gave me freedom. It turns out I was never very good at pretending to be normal) bio (In October 2010 I was diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome. While some may find this a devastating revelation, to me it was liberating! To finally have it all make sense, to finally find my path...)
    • found: LCSH, Jan. 17, 2017(Asperger's syndrome--Patients)
    • found: Roy, M. Asperger's syndrome in adulthood, in Deutsches Ärzteblatt international, Jan. 2009, viewed online via PubMed, Jan. 17, 2017(Asperger's syndrome is one of the autism spectrum disorders. Affected individuals display considerably impaired capacity for social interaction, unusual special interests, and a tendency towards ritualized behavior; Asperger's patients usually display a distinctive symptom pattern. Because their ability to intuitively recognize nonverbal signals in other persons is impaired, patients are considerably limited in their social interactions. Their interest in other people is often limited; on the other hand, Asperger's patients typically have "special interests" that may seem unusual because of their subject matter or the intensity with which patients pursue them. Asperger's patients are also often fixated on ensuring that their external environment and daily routines remain constant; sudden changes may exceed their coping mechanisms.)
    • found: Topel, E.-M. Connecting with two asperger's syndrome patients--with the help of some ants, in Psychoanalytic inquiry, May 2011, viewed online Jan. 17, 2017:p. 303 (Asperger's syndrome patients)
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    • 2017-01-17: new
    • 2021-10-05: revised
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