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Do people who do not have autism have the right to decide on the quality for life of people with autism?
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∙ 13y ago
It depends on what you want for that person. If you want them to have a good life then of course go for it!!=)
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Are left-handed people more prone to autism?
A person is not more prone to autism, they are either born autisti or they're not. whether they're left or right handed has no relation to their autism.
What happens when you have Autism ?
People with autism are generally slower at learning then others,but along with that said so by my health teacher,people with autism can remember dates alot better then general people.I know this one person with autism and he asked me my birthday so i told him and he said oh, you were born on a Saturday i believe.sure enough, he was right
What percentage of people have Autism ?
Autism is currently at a rate of 1 in 68 - this is according to the CDC and true as of July 2016.Note this is autism diagnosis, the rates of diagnosis have increased but there is absolutely no evidence that Autistic people are increasing in numbers - even if there were it could be explained simply by the fact Autistic people are more likely to have Autistic children. The idea that this figure is scary and evidence autism is on the increase is false, there is no so-called 'autism epidemic'.
What was the main point of enlightenemnt?
The people have the right to decide their government.
What can i do to prevent causes of autism?
There are not any known causes of Autism. Autism cannot be prevented and it is a condition that manifests in a person's genetic make-up. People suffering from Autism can fall in a broad range of spectrum.
When was Right to Decide created?
Right to Decide was created in 1992.
Why do people have the right to change their religion?
Why shouldn't they? That's a basic human right. Nobody should decide your religion you.
How was autism treated 1930?
They chop off theyre right hands
Is tourettes a life long disease?
Autism is not a disease, autism is a neurological difference - we are born Autistic, just like people are born black/African-American. As such it is life-long because autism is an identity and makes us who we are: how we interact and understand the world around us. Autism symptoms such as sensory issues can be reduced with treatment, and we can learn social behaviour.
Do people vote to decide who governs Romania?
The Romanian people do vote to decide who governs the country because they don't have election and party groups and officials like Britain do . I know I'm right.
How many people have autisum?
Statistics on Autism1 in every 150 people in the world is Autistic. This number is a very rough estimate as Autism is :1. LOOSELY DEFINED:Autism is a disease with a wide spectrum of symptoms and disorders, ranging from a fully functional adult with slight autistic tendencies or minor learning disorders to individuals who have the most severe form of Asperger syndrome...so the definition of autism itself is debatable.2. NO HARD CONSISTENT INTERNATIONAL DATA:According to the NAS (National Autistic Society), "There is no central register of everyone who has autism, which means that any information about the possible number of people with autism in the community must be based on epidemiological surveys (ie studies of distinct and identifiable populations)." -Source /www.autism.org3. INCORRECT DIAGNOSISMany cases of Autism are brushed off as learning disabilities or ADD or personality disorders so the number is severely under-diagnosed, especially in countries with poor medical /educational facilities.Additional Input:1.5 % of all people have autism . though it is seven times less likely for a woman to have autism than a man . but 1.5 % is the average for all genders . if the worlds population was 7 billion as I was told then there is about 105 million people with autism in the world .About 1 in 150 people, which is about 46,000,000 people.
Have social worker got right to say about foster care if your not coping with child with autism or is it the parents right to decide where child goes like a residential home?
The parents do not decide what home the child goes to since in order for a child to go into foster care they have given up their parental rights (or they have been taken from them). It's the social workers job to evaluate the foster care homes to find one that suits the child. Finally the court decide but they usually follow what the social workers recommend.
