Introduction Imagine watching someone pick up a mug. Do you assume they’re about to take a sip of coffee, or perhaps tidy up the table? Understanding what someone intends to do, based on a simple action, is a fundamental social skill that most of us take for granted. However, for individuals with autism, this seemingly […]
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Cracking the Code of Intention Understanding in Autism
Introduction: Peering Into the Minds of Children with Autism Imagine watching someone pick up a cup of steaming coffee. Do you instinctively know they’re about to take a sip or perhaps offer it to someone else? This simple, everyday understanding of intent presents a fascinating puzzle for psychologists, especially when studied in the context of […]

The Influence of Environment on Language Growth in Children with Autism
Introduction Imagine a jigsaw puzzle, each piece essential to revealing the bigger picture. Now, consider a child’s development as such a puzzle. Among the myriad pieces involved in their growth, the delicate interplay between genetics and environment forms the cornerstone. In the realm of language development, this interplay becomes particularly intriguing, especially for children with […]

Seeing Ourselves and Others: Unraveling the Brain’s Role in Autism
Introduction: The Maze of Mirrors Inside Our Minds Imagine waking up one day to find every mirror slightly distorted—enough that it changes how you perceive yourself, yet the world expects you to navigate it flawlessly. For individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), this metaphor illustrates their journey in understanding themselves and others. Autism is often […]