Joined: 4 Mar 2012 Age: 49 Gender: Female Posts: 432
15 Apr 2013, 3:14 pm
Hi Matthew
I applaud your efforts. I think that you on your way to making a great contribution towards people understanding the ASD spectrum better
A few things that stand out is that you do not have many details. For instance, when You say what is common in Asperger's... You gave two examples, examples that most people are familiar with already - so not any new information being provided. Listing Black and white thinking mentality, or the "all or nothing" mentality would be good because that is not understood by many not on the spectrum. Stimming and need for routines is another good thing to mention.
I think you should put your focus onto the little understood aspects of the Spectrum - things most people have to dig to find information for.
I am sorry of I came off with a clumsy delivery of my feedback. Thank you for sharing!
Joined: 4 Mar 2012 Age: 49 Gender: Female Posts: 432
15 Apr 2013, 6:30 pm
Excellent
I will go check out your changes... I will bookmark your site so I can see your changes over time too
I like how you added the changes - you do have a small typo, but that is easily fixed
Black and white (not write) thinking...
As for other things you can add, there is rule bound thinking, catastrophic thinking, Truth Bound thinking, and Perseverative thinking and rigid thinking and also perfectionist thinking.
If you google these things there are sites that will explain these areas in problematic thinking in depth. Don't be afraid to open a text editing program (one that especially corrects typos and grammar for you) and copy and paste this content into your document and look at it while you type your website content. That way it is right there in front of you to use as an aid. Then you can copy and paste what you wrote to your site.
I am sure you know how to google, but just in case, I will put an example how to google easily what you want to find - asperger's thruth bound thinking OR autism rigid thinking
Joined: 30 Jun 2012 Gender: Male Posts: 12 Location: Billings, MT, USA
16 Apr 2013, 2:36 pm
My view of Autism and Asperger's? A computer that's wired up a little differently and with a specialized OS that's self-tweaked instead of making a copy and utilizing it on yourself.
One reason I thought the "In crowd" was a center for stupidity. I'd rather be myself than what others want me to be.
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17 Apr 2013, 6:52 pm
You need to explain what things like meltdowns and stimming actually are.
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1) Under "things to remember..." you could add, "May be very slow to take hints. Requires step-by-step, clear directions."
2) Under "sources" you could add "personal experience and friends"...
Good work so far!
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