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Can people with autism be sensitive?
Many people with autism have difficulty processing everyday sensory information. They can be either hyper sensitive (over-reactive) or hypo sensitive (under-reactive) to sensory input, or experience fragmented or distorted perceptions. A person’s responses to sensory experiences may fluctuate from one day to the next.
Is highly sensitive person a diagnosis?
HSP isn’t a disorder or a condition, but rather a personality trait that’s also known as sensory-processing sensitivity (SPS).
Do Aspergers have sensory issues?
A person diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome may be sensitive to certain sensory experiences. This might include noise, touch, smell, or visual stimuli. It might include certain materials, such as modeling clay, chalk, sand, and water.
How does Aspergers affect people?
In general, people with Asperger’s have trouble with social interaction, communication, as well as regulation of the motor skills and sensory systems. They also can develop obsessive and compulsive tendencies, which manifest themselves in various ways.
What are signs of Aspergers in adults?
awkward social interactions
Why do some people seem to lack empathy?
Obviously it is more complicated with those who are in your inner circle, but there are four core reasons why your empathy is lacking. The first and greatest reason is ANGER. This emotion blocks off your capacity to feel warmth for those you are the closest to.
Why do Aspergers argue?
When a person with Aspergers argues with a neurotypical person, the aspie will almost always win the argument or at least have the last word, because their nature predicts they will get their own way, more often than not. The other person will back down out if sheer exasperation, for a bit of peace.