Internal changes in autism: Asperger’s syndrome and generalized developmental disorder
The Autism Federation of Spain affirms that when we talk about autism and people suffering from it, we are talking about a set of similar adaptations, but the explanation varies greatly in degree and form depending on each individual. Therefore, the idea of taking autism as a continuous spectrum, rather than as a single category, helps us understand that we use common terms to talk about completely different people. We can say that if there are really great differences between different patients, then other disorders occur, and a lot happens in autism. Thus it can be said that there is autism, because each patient is unique. Thus autism is a group of disorders characterized by severe developmental deficits. They affect socialization, planning, and reciprocity, and sometimes cause repetitive or unusual behavior.