Can color blindness affect people with autism?

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No, of course colour blindness is not a form of autism. Autism is a neurological difference that results in social and communication problems, along with other issues like sensory problems and executive functioning problems. Autism isn't even comparable to colour blindness.

99 percent of people are not color blind but rather color deficient, the term color blindness is misleading. color blindness affect males more than females.

Color blindness can effect anyone. Usually effected with the colors red. Mostly boys get color blindness.

I don't know for sure if glasses affect the color blindness, and many color blind people wear glasses

Color blindness, especially Red/Green color blindness is more common in men than in women.

This is not true! my brother has autism and his favorite color is red!

Color blindness is hereditary and non-communicable.

color blindness affects the human body as you cant see certain colors which is not good.

howie mandle has color blindness and so does oprah

No color blindness cannot effect learning unless it's either rainbow related color related and maybe art related

Yes, Males have a higher chance of color blindness.

Not ususally. Color blindness is hereditary and you either have it or not.

No colour blindness does not affect a certain age group it can affect anyone but usually you are born with colour blindness its not like usually as you grow older you go blind its completely different

Yes. Their color-blindness does not affect cameras.

There are multiple kinds of color blindness. Most of them are more likely to affect males than females, but it is possible for females to be color blind.

You can get color blindness if your parent has a dominate trait to color blindness.

In certain cases, color blindness or color deficiency can be considered a disability, but studies show that people with color blindness are better at seeing camouflaged objects.

Of course! Color blindness cannot possibly affect your ability to have children.

No only men more than females

Color blindness results from a genetic defect.

It makes them not be able to see color

I dont know ask juan

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Color blindness can be inherited genetically. there are many mutations capable of causing color blindness. Shaken Baby Syndrome, accidents and other trauma to the retina, optic nerve, or higher brain areas, and UV damage to the retina, can all cause color blindness. All this said, color blindness restricted to green only is extremely, exceedingly rare. However Red/Green Color Blindness is the most common, nearly 99% of all color blind people are Red/Green color blind.

Color blindness is a hereditary disease that causes some people to be unable to differentiate between two different colors. As of now, there is no known way to correct color blindness.

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Color blindness is when you don't know what color something is and night blindness is when you can't see well at night from the dark.

Color blindness is hereditary . It is a defect that limits the ability to see different colors. Some people can't see the color red. But environmental that I am not sure

If you mean "Real" as an actual condition that can be diagnosed in people like color blindness, No, but there are people who seemingly have no problem with clutter.

Its cause of a genetic reason.

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Yes, Color blindness is a color vision deficiency, characterized by a persons inability to differentiate between various colors. Although color blindness is genetic in nature, i.e. passing from one generation to another, a substantial amount of cases are related to damage caused to eye, brain or nerves. Though rare, exposure to certain chemicals can also trigger color blindness. Although color blindness is technically a wrong term to refer to this eye problem, it is preferred… Read More

It affects every profession. You're born with it and about 7 % of the population is color blind to some degree.

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Everyone can be affected by monochromatic color blindness. Monochromatic color blindness is a condition where your color blind in only one eye.

colour blindness will either make coloured things grey or it will make things hard to see. so yes,yes it does

8% of males are mostlikelyto obtain it

There is no cure for color blindness at this time.

Absolutely, color blindness is a genetic trait.

Color blindness is X-linked recessive.

no problems arise from color blindness

No age. Color blindness is not a terminal illness.

No, color blindness is not linked to gender.

There are many different types of color blindness. Red Green colorblindness is the most common sex-linked color blindness in human males. Green color blindness is different.

Cannot see reds and greens but it depends on what type of color blindness they have

About 8% of men and 0.4% of woman are color blind worldwide.

It is not true that color blindness is most common in females. Color blindness is most common in males and approximately 8 percent of men have it.

You could use blue for autism awareness, however it is not recommended. Blue is a color used by the organization Autism Speaks, they have a campaign 'Light It Up Blue' to raise awareness for autism - however Autism Speaks is considered a hate group by most Autistic people and their allies. Autism Speaks has a long history of using dangerous propaganda against Autistic people in order to increase their profits, as well as supporting the… Read More