Can people with Asperger's Syndrome be creative?!
Question: Can people with Asperger's Syndrome be creative?
Answers:
Many people with aspergers and other forms of autism are very creative - they often have increased sensitivity to visual and auditory stimuli, enhanced perception, and an extreme ability to focus on specific interests or goals, which must all contribute. If you look into it you'll see that many famous artists, musicians, authors and others had some degree of aspergers or autism (and many from history are now believed to have had it). Read these lists: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_famous_pe… Read this too: http://www.yourlittleprofessor.com/benef…
My brother-in-law has some form of autism and he's a great artist. I know several budding writers from internet forums who have aspergers too.
yeah
but possibility is too less
Sure they can. My brother's drawings are a lot more creative than mine! (He's an aspie, I'm not.)
U r correct. It is a blessing in disguise. Go ahead on Ur creativity and always think that U r quite healthy and perfect.
U R NOT WHAT U R.
U R NOT WHAT I SAY U R.
U R NOT WHAT OTHERS U R.
U R WHAT U THINK U R.
Asperger's Syndrome may be a milder form of Autism.
The symptoms vary between children and is dependant on the environmental conditions of the child, the triggers and stressors as well as the level of support available to the child.
Age of presentation: Aspergers syndrome generally becomes apparent during the preschool years when the child begins to interact with other children.
Autism and Aspergers Syndrome: Researchers believe it is a milder form of Autism, where patients fail to pick up verbal and non verbal cues in social interactions. As opposed to autism, victims of Aspergers do not lag behind in cognitive skills, language development or basic intelligence.
Little Professors -, Oddly enough, they demonstrate an uncanny interest with uniquely 'different' topics. Unable to appreciate the nuances of speaker – listener communication, these 'little professors', as they are fondly called, can wax eloquent on their pet topics, irrespective of the listener's response. This lack of empathetic communication creates a setback in their peer relationships and social interactions.
Suspect this condition if you find the following attributes in a person –
Intelligence – usually average or above average
Poor conversational skills
Lacking control of emotions such as anger, depression and anxiety
Unable to think in abstract ways
No empathy with friends or family
Likes to follow a set routine
Has unusal areas of special interest in which they may excel.
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