Can autistic children listen to adults

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The child speaks late, develops slowly and doesn't like to talk. But he also likes to play with friends and partners. He is introverted and timid. He doesn't like to communicate with others. He doesn't listen to him when talking with him. He goes to the hospital for diagnosis. The doctor says that he has autism. After treatment, he has recovered a lot. Let's talk about whether autistic children can listen to adults' instructions.

Can autistic children listen to adults

First, it affects language function, taking the language development of autistic children as an example. 2-3 years old is the best time for normal children to learn oral language, because at this time, the improvement of children's nervous system and the development of cognitive level begin to enter a new development period, that is, they begin to break through non communicative speech, also known as self-centered speech.

Second: the impact of neurological function, research shows that autism, this disease, once the onset of children's neurological function will appear stagnation. If found in time, early education and rehabilitation intervention, then the recovery of neurological function will be good, showing little difference with normal children.

Third: destructive behavior: suffering from autism, they lack imagination and the ability to predict the results of behavior. They often do some destructive behavior, which is also a headache.

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Here, I would like to remind you that during pregnancy, a woman may suffer from autism due to the damage of brain development caused by rubella or rubella. During pregnancy, measles or rubella may damage the brain development of the fetus and lead to autism. In addition, metabolic diseases can also cause dysfunction of brain cells and affect the function of brain nerve to transmit information, resulting in autism. In addition, brain hypoplasia caused by factors such as forced abortion during pregnancy, premature delivery, dystocia, brain injury of newborns, and brain injury caused by encephalitis, meningitis and other diseases in infancy may increase the chance of autism. In addition, brain hypoplasia caused by factors such as forced abortion during pregnancy, premature delivery, dystocia, brain injury of newborns, and brain injury caused by encephalitis, meningitis and other diseases in infancy may increase the chance of autism.