Early Detection Test for Autism
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The Emory Autism Resource Center and the Health Systems Institute at Georgia Institute of Technology have developed an assessment designed to help pediatricians identify children at risk for autism spectrum disorder. A pilot test on the Rapid Attention Back and Forth Communication (Rapid ABC) screener is being conducted at Emory and Georgia Tech.
Guidelines released by the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that pediatricians screen infants for ASD during their eighteen-month and twenty-four-month well-baby visits. A typical evaluation to diagnose ASD takes from two to four hours to complete.
The Rapid ABC screener, however, is designed for use in a pediatrician's office and takes about three to five minutes to complete. It includes activities that test gesturing, attention level, body language, and eye contact.
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I get so disappointed when people think it’s a sickness. I also hate it when the other kids in my school make fun of me for what I have and what I do. It makes me want to tell them I have autism but as I learned in a show and tell a few years ago sometimes that only makes their interaction with you worse than it was. Sometimes even the teachers and other staff don’t understand. I don’t want to call myself a victim, and I’m not I just hate having a bad reputation only because I have autism. There are only about 10 people who aren’t related to me that understand and half have moved away by now.
Wow you are doing really well and I think you’re beating yourself up. For you to articulate yourself the way you have in this post is far greater than most autistic people. I’m so happy for you and I hope u didn’t offend.
Yes I think its incredibly rude I'm extremely fat so doesn't affect me but if find it distressing otherwise for people to tickle I hate patronising things also
This sounds great. When I was diagnosed my parents and I sat in a room for 4 hours while they answered questions
I like the picture of the girl towards the beginning. I'm 18, and I never thought of looking at the person reading to me. To me, the book is obviously the only important thing to look at.
Thank you. I think it would be very helpful to have better screening at the pediatrician's office. Our grandson's symptoms were not noticeable enough until he was about 2 1/2, but in retrospect, they were there if we had known exactly what to look for. It was frustrating to wait months for a complete screening. He is doing well with ABA therapy, and we are grateful we caught it when we did. The earlier the diagnosis, the more helpful the treatment.
If I was a child and a stranger went to tickle me I would totally not be amused.
If you were a child you would be.
@@happygoto so no stranger danger as a child for you?
Monica, that child has large hands , good acting! I caught my child at 13 months but spent 3 or 4 arguing with her Mother and Aimee's Doctor , before finding Bright Start to diagnose her1
Aimee just turned 3 . Her Mother left before Aimee was born, yet I''ve had visitation with Aimee from 3 weeks old, and never missed 1 , she just turned 3 !
My opinion is that they really need to stop diagnosing a child too quickly. If your child spins a wheel on a truck their austistic. If they don't make eye contact with a complete stranger during evaluation then they're autistic. If they refuse to play with a toy that's given to them , they're autistic. Maybe the child doesn't care for that particular toy. It's basically do as I say or you have Autism. Some of the test are acceptable but come on, children have free will and are different.
No but if They start continuously hand flapping, head thrusting, stimming or toe walking the day after immunisation then that’s a fucken BIG clue
A big clue of perceptual bias!
@@victoriaarcturus203 my child does these things and I am hoping it's not autism.
In middle-eastern culture it is normal to avoid eye-contact. Same with asian cultures. So for those cultures not making eye-contact should give an plus point. This is my problem with western people diagnosing immigrants. They don't know what "normal" behavior is. They keep saying calm down now. He was brought up to be energetic and speak with passion. They would diagnose an asian as having social anxiety, but he just doesn't want to talk with an elder. He is brought up to listen to elder people.
On belangerijk You move yo the west and things will be done in a Western way. The USA is not Japan, not Saudi Arabia. If you want things done the way they do them there then MOVE THERE. Don’t come here and bitch and moan that we have to conform to your home countries way of doing things. No bigot, you conform to the way we do things, since you wanted to live here, GOT IT?
I am autistic and of Asian ancestry. Despite having integrated, American parents, being born and raised in the United States, and not knowing any of my ancestral culture at all, when I was growing up and showing a lot of common autism traits, like never making eye contact, teachers just thought it was my "culture." Haha. I didn't get diagnosed until I was well into adulthood, depressed, anxious, and traumatized.
Eye contact is a big thing in social anxiety and autism
My son is obsessed with books. He doesn't care much for toys. But Eric Carle books he has memorized. He will repeat them all to you, but he doesn't talk very much otherwise, and he is 3.
It's same with my child. Please limit screen time. My baby knows all the poems and rythms. But he doesn't understand what I'm talking about and doesn't follow instructions. Or answer questions. I guess its language disorder.
That is one mature baby.
should add real child clip into this video. Simple talking is hard to get the idea because these signs are hard to tell.
@MrPinchyPants Thank you for your reply. We as parents of two kids with autism are doing everything we can to help find a cause. We are pretty sure that our little ones are going to be the way they are forever, but maybe the info and tests we are doing can help the next parent out there with answers.
Thank you for your compassion.
Well if the child does have autism, early intervention can make all the difference. If the child doesn't, then early intervention is harmless....so what are you complaining about again?
I can hear perfectly well.
So if your child is just shy he/she will fail this test and be misdiagnosed. It doesn’t seem like a very good test . How many kids get misdiagnosed?
Right
This feels like a preliminary test at best.
you can point and laugh at them, but they are the best artists and mathematicians ever!
My daughter has been rocking back in forth my other kids did not do this.she is 18 months.also too she walks alot in crap position and also sometimes she walks backwards
Wonderful video. I was laughing my butt off at the women trying to show a demonstration with a grown man. The tickling part was too funny she was beet red.
What is frustrating about this is my son Will respond to his name, unless he is busy doing something and I try to call his name. He loves playing with a ball. He smiles. But he shows many symptoms of ASD. If it's someone new he interacts with them if he likes them, especially women, he giggles, all that. But if I try to do the same thing, show the same enthusiasm ect, it's a whole different story. This test is not good enough.
Long shot, but hope you reply. My son shows the exact same behavior. He is 2 years old now. How is your son doing now ?
My son does same like ur son but i see ASD symptoms on him too.i feel this test wont help him
Update?
I feel the same about my daughter. 🧐🤷🏾♀️🙏🏾💜
@@chattrapati hey I saw u commented on a video and mentioned ur son what displaying the same type of behavior as in another comment that was posted and u asked her/him how their kid was doing a couple years later, I actually wanted to ask you how ur child is doing. It looks like u commented on the video a year ago so I'm doubtful u will see this but if u do, how is ur son doing today? Hope ur well. Thank you
What if? What if the person is super smart(lots of Autistic humans are smarter than those who are not) and is thinking very heavily about every aspect of what is going on around them(unlike humans who are not Autistic)? I think a person who is not Autistic has a hard time understanding an Autistic person because they only focus on one thing at a time(not multitaskers) . My daughter has three disabilities, one being Autism. She is 14 and I am learning a lot more about her now than I have all these years. It appears to me that instead of not being interested in what is going on, she is taking time to process. Not struggling to process, but rather process EVERYTHING that is going on around her. You and I tend to just go about our day not trying to process everything all at once. You have to imagine how smart a person has to be in order to try and process let's say about 15 things going on all at once. I know. This is a hard concept to understand. Let me give you an example. I ask my daughter to come play ball with me. She gets all excited. Then comes the quietness. I observe and she appears to be processing in her head. I can only imagine, because I find it not right to infringe on her privacy of thoughts. Maybe she is thinking of how the temperatures is going to be in the room. Maybe she is wondering if the room will be clean enough. Maybe she is remembering another time we played catch. So on and so on. I am not a doctor. I am a parent. I am learning day to day while interacting with my daughter. I hope this has gotten some of you to think more about what an Autistic person goes through.
My child is 2.6 years old, the only sign I can recognize, he is not reacting on name at all, he does not speak (speaks only 2 words like water (in his way, and bread)) rest words are just random. Is it be enough sign to diagnose the autism? (pls, answer I am little bit nervous)
Not necessarily. Only real way to find out is through an evaluation. Could just have a severe communication delay...or could be autism.
I'm in the SAME boat. my child is 2.4 months and can only say 5 words. my child regressed in speech as well. our evaluation appointment is on Friday. good luck to you
I'm in the SAME boat. my child is 2.4 months and can only say 5 words. my child regressed in speech as well. our evaluation appointment is on Friday. good luck to you
Veritas if it's that subtle, I'd recommend waiting in till he's 3 or 4 and starting school. If he has any severe difficulties socializing or transitioning from subject to subject then definitely get him checked out
Veritas check hearing my son does the same and he failed two hearing tests in a month
My daughter would fail every one of these. She has her autism evaluation next month 🙁
Jenifer Clark hows your daughter now
Some people aren't persuaded by actors and psychology can not define them it is they whom define psychology. These people will grow to progress society. The problem is "Conflict Management Styles" a perverse anti-intellectual movement of bullying at its worse. This manipulative scheme holds ignorance and avoidance as a means to solve conflict.
Fix the volume, because i can't hear a thing.
Anderson Silva turn up ur phone
Some TH-camr Why, I just wanna stare at her lol
Anderson Silva right and here I’m thinking what’s wrong with my phone 🤦🏽♀️
My friend steve is a bit autistic how will I help him
what bullshit this is. if the kid isn't engaging with you maybe they're bored, or get their hearing checked before running to autism. being shy now is suddenly a sign of autism, cut me a break already. leave these kids alone & stop treating them like lab rats. let them be themselves. not every weird thing they do means autism.
Really you trying to convince people that children have AUTISM and you could not find ONE CHILD TO SHOW US THE EXPERIMENT. WHAT DOES THAT TELL US!
No TV before 2yo and check iron levels
fit exact demesions for any of ones we have they seem to be inbetween classic and aspergeus but thats just my osbervations
3:01 That's a ginormous kid
Parralyzed lol 😅
It was an adult they were just explaining what they do.
3:00 thand the is turning the pages doesn't look like child hand to me.
What if the child cries when they first meet you?. Because they don’t know you.
Good question , hope someone answer
2:37 ball play? where do i go for a screening
Ball play? lol
congratulations, nice video
Excellent Video
Reciprocity means their brain's mirror cells are working. In Aspergers, the mirror cells are inactive. They just aren't communicating because they don't feel like it. But when they speak, it will be a paragraph.
In Heavy metal autism kids, all brain cells work, but they are all negatively affected by the brain damage. Their language function is the most affected. If they can't communicate, they will go into a screaming frustration. Sign language can help them.
What utter crap there is no such thing as heavy metals autism
Autism is not a form of brain damage.
thank u
Is 18 months to early for diagnosis ?
I was told i was hyper and they gave me meds that mad me sick....they said i had learning disability and they tested me like this all the time in school...i was always in couseling.....had i been diagnosed earlier in life with aspergers....i probubly wouldnt have been diagnosed with paranoid sketzo phrania, bipolar, sketzo active, etc.......SO IN DEFENSE OF THOSE THAT ARE NOT ONLY AUTISTIC BUT THE PECUILAR THAT GET MISREAD......I KNOW ITS REAL
Thank you! There are so many people out there who just don’t understand until someone they interact with everyday obviously shows it and irritating
@TOMHYLE88 Sorry if I missunderstood, Idk if you ment with ordinary that it is considered normal or right or not, which could be the case.
WOW your clearly quite the expert in this field, just a shame about the guitar and singing quality.
Poster Boy now has 2 views, and 1 dislike (in a month??? Painful)
So after you diagnose shy preschoolers as being autistic, then what? Stigmatize them by giving them a label?, and then drugging them? Most of the children will be just fine IF you leave them alone.
Or help them become social so that they aren't rejected in later life?
No. Early Intervention, occupational therapy, special education, play therapy. There's a lot of therapy out there that can help kids with Autism. What makes you think they'll be fine if you leave them alone?
By leave alone they meant not to drug and just let them play and be normal as possible
I think my twin nephews have autism. They're 8 and their parents think they are normal. The whole family thinks there is something wrong with them , but nobody wants to say anything. My biggest fear is that they will not get the help they need to grow up and be successful in life.
I was diagnosed with autism at 25 years old after years of mental issues, not being able to socialize, not being able to do well at school, not being able to hold down a job etc etc. I firmly believe that if I had been diagnosed as a preschooler and gotten the help I needed early it would have changed my life for the better. So no, a lot of the time children with autism will NOT be just fine if you leave them alone. Early intervention is important and believe me, I have paid the price for missing out on a childhood diagnosis.
Also a high form of stress in the body caused by Mercury and other environmental triggers and antibiotics will cause the body to get an extreme reaction to this, so it thinks it is getting severely attacked so it will shut down certain parts of development and will change it's functions!! Now I really think it's important that what I said here will be helt in serious consideration, because I know that when I was very young my body went through extreme stress at a young age, and I slept A LOT.
JohnnyX1239
Considering autistic people aren’t exposed to any more mercury than anyone else, the question that should be answered is what metabolic functions in autistic people cause them to retain mercury better?
@TOMHYLE88 And what I have is more than just some ingestion problems, I have all kinds of problems with my liver, brain, leaky gut, a normal person doesn't get this no matter how much stress he has.
Starts to get the point at 01:30.
love her accent : )
@TheScoutingSniper Yeah, it doesn't make a difference. Also, I'm a girl.
Where is adresd
where are you located I want to get my son tested
that's not fair play. think harder, observation of environment is time consuming, but healthier.
that XnuK
hey THINK FAST! i thought she was gonna do that...
This woman is extremely beautiful.
8 year old comment, popular channel and video, no likes or replies.
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Ok
"Not paying attention to book." A sign of ADD, not autism.
Not necessarily. If they are not interested in the book, they won't look at it or they may not even acknowledge it's existence. On the other hand, there may be a co-morbidity for both autism AND add. (Like me)
And also autism buddy
In what age
@TOMHYLE88 Huh? So you say it's normal that people with behavioral problems get abused, I don't think it's normal at all, hence the name abuse. I think that people with problems with their behavior deal with extreme stress wether it be because of illness, childhood abuse, Idk, I guess you can say abuse of what others call "weird" people is normal, but it isn't justified, people are scared of what they don't know or understand. That's why I think it's necessary to search for causes.
I'm sending this to a friend who has clear signs of Autism.
Do not tickle them
Once I bought a car, and I suddenly became aware there were so many of the same cars on the road. What I mean is you will find and develop convincing thoughts that this syndrome is real. The more you read about it, the more you'll think everyone around you has Asperger's. I was label with Asperger's by a Clinical Psychologist, and I am almost done with my PhD in Psychology to become a researcher specializing in research methods. Go figure!
I heard on youtube about a doctor saying that kids who get ear infections after getting MMR shots and others, should NOT get antibiotics as it will damage their immune system even more, the same thing happened to me when I was about 6-7 years old, I got a really heavy ear infection and I took antibiotics for it, after that I struggled with nothing but behavioral/personality disorders.
asked sorry
But I think it's important to note that not all children's autism supposedly was caused by mercury, it's highly controversial, but I'm saying this as I've had behavioral problems myself, and got leaky gut syndrome afterwards, so I started to get suspicious, but no, I can't really say I'm sure of all this, but if children can be helped like those nutritionists say, then why not try it? I just think this is in the best interest of children with these problems.
Bottomline is, there must be a lot more going on in an autistics childs body than we think, it seems clear that it's more than just genetics,..Since autistic children also get a lot of problems with their digestive system etc. but I can't really say anything then what I know from my own experience. Something weird that happened in my childhood though is that I used to vomit a lot, and felt sick a lot. But that could have nothing to do with it..
@spurs12327 Ok so when you get some disease, keep that comment in mind, you can just live with it.
@wisyakman There are parents who claim nutrition doctors have helped children get better from autism, and parents know their children, they are with them everyday..Do you really think a psychologist knows your child better then you do? This only proves my point even more and if you refuse to try to help your kid with changing his diet or removing the toxins from his body then you will never know. I'll pray for the autistic child and the others who get the chance of getting it becus of ignorance.
Cute
Oh , Monica, You are Beautiful In Appearance, and Beautiful In Heart!
I'd from age 1 kick anyone who tried to tickle me dad forgot when I was 18 months I had on the hard mary janes and kicked his eye. I know I'm not autistic just cause I hate being tickled I'd never smile at it but that is even though didn't relize it when little it hurt me cause of one of many disablities I have. This is not a way to tell it just seems so wrong. I think the autism spectrum is bigger then we know cause I'm pretty sure several if kids I tutorted/babysat where on spectrum but dont
@TOMHYLE88 Yeah right, then obviously millions of people would have this! There are murderers who have a horrible childhood, but don't get any autism, digestive or immune system problems..abuse, are you kidding me?
My name's is shanel i have autism I am have a meltdown right now I can't not have a calm body right now I need your help
Excuse me that I sounded a little arrogant though..
Basically, because I never had any interest in this sort of thing, I'm "defective". Are attempts ever made to discover what DOES interest such a child - without the assumption that they are "defective", that is? Not that I'd tell anyone, I guess...apparently, they're only "happy" if I am "defective". Trying to communicate with "them" is SO slow and it's like walking a mine field - they're so easily offended - and it accomplishes nothing. It's best, all the way around, to simply be "defective".
children who are fully vaccinated, by the sixth month of life they have received more mercury from vaccines than recommended by the EPA. There are many similarities in symptoms between mercury toxicity and autism, including social deficits, language deficits, repetitive behaviors, sensory abnormalities, cognition deficits, movement disorders, and behavioral problems. There are also similarities in physical symptoms, gastrointestinal,neurophysiology and immune system/autoimmunity.”
I'm an idiot savant ....oh but without the savant bit
OH MY WHAT LARGE HANDS YOU HAVE...
Yb
too much "aam" for a scientist...
so you treat them like dogs?
Might as well be the way she treats him
"Uhmmm, so those are kinda the 5 ummm..." this is a University study? There was nothing scientifically irrefutable about speculative behavioral norms she's qualified. But of course, they NEEDED this method kinda quick. That impulse to label people as social deviants rears its ugly head yet again. Not wanting to smile, engage in play at someone's leisure, or speak to you..joking right? My son was stigmatized with Asperger's 5 years ago. Sharp kid, just prefers mature conversation.
@MrPinchyPants thank god some MD people say shaken baby death is caused by the real killer ! vaccines !!
too bad some parents go away for yrs for a crime they never commited.
@TOMHYLE88 Then you could rather call "normal" people insane.
Albert Einstein was also suspected of having Asperger's, I'd say you're in good company!
I KNEW THE TOP COMMENT WOULD BE A JOKE! LOLOLOL!
trust me you will know..
@AutisticWhoLives4God even if such a pretty lady is reading from it? :)
I keep feeling down like nobody loves me
ouch. but there r. trust me
I’m sorry you are feeling down.
I keep feelin down like nobody loves me
chrissanchez7777 I love you
I love you.
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lmao...
Ahah the last test woudent have worked for me
you can't see it in children because they just got only a few years of life.
be dis legit ?
U no englis?
hahahaha me too
stop yappin