Neurotypical Sentence Examples

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  • High-functioning autism involves symptoms like delayed or non-functional language skills, compromised social development, or lack the ability to "role play" with toys and do other imaginative play activities that neurotypical children do.

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  • Although these individuals stand out for their contributions to arts, mathematics, literature, and other important areas, they may be most valued for their ability to bridge the gap between people with autism and the neurotypical world.

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  • Some question the validity of the condition in spite of empirical research that has unveiled the differences in brains of people with Aspergers from the brains of neurotypical individuals.

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  • The AWA offers an online magazine with education, parenting advice, a children's page, and a neurotypical family and friend's page.

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  • Studies note that the autistic brain functions differently than neurotypical brains do.

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  • Many neurotypical babies develop at a relatively slow pace and when a baby does not reach specific developmental milestones by a certain month, there is usually no cause for alarm.

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  • The problem with the list of possible signs is that many things a neurotypical baby will do, such as becoming rigid, are included making identification difficult.

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  • Tolerance and acceptance are critical aspects of the children's esteem as well as their ability to make meaningful connections with neurotypical people.

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  • The children benefit from learning how neurotypical people communicate, behave and interact.

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  • However, neurotypical people can benefit from learning how people on the spectrum function as well.

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  • These issues vary in the degree of severity and may interfere with how an autistic person understands verbal speech or a neurotypical (nonautistic) person's emotional responses to common social situations.

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  • D. of the Autism Research Institute speculate that savantism may occur because some people with autism have the ability to focus their entire attention on a subject or activity with an intensity that few neurotypical people can copy.

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  • While neurotypical children acquire the skill of identifying emotions, children with autism may have to learn this skill deliberately, as they would math.

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  • Researchers also found that the missing DNA was present in the affected children's neurotypical parents, meaning the mutation is spontaneous and rarely passes directly from parent to child.

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  • People with autism had less SNP activity than neurotypical people do.

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  • They don't learn simply by being exposed to something, as many neurotypical children do.

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  • I saw him together with a neurotypical boy who had excellent social skills and we did a number of activities together including the card game, Let's Talk.

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  • Autistic disorders affect brain functioning, and some research has uncovered differences between neurotypical and autistic brain connectivity.

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  • Researchers know that the autistic brain functions differently than a neurotypical mind.

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  • While many of the symptoms of autism can also be apparent in neurotypical children, they become diagnosable when they interfere with the child's ability to function on a daily basis.

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  • The "shared mind" is a difficult concept for many neurotypical people to understand.

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