METHODOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADAPTING CHILDREN WITH AUTISM TO SOCIAL LIFE
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autism, children with autism, social adaptation, social skills development, behavioral interventions, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), social integration, communication skills, methodological recommendations, support strategies.Abstract
Autism diagnosis placed children for social to life adaptation process very complex and numerous requires an individual approach. Children 's mutual in communication and society with in integration to difficulties face arrival usual is the case, because they social relationships, feelings understanding and self in society right manifestation in the process of However, autism diagnosed children for social to life adaptation opportunities exists and this the process relief for one row methodical recommendations there is.
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