Neuropsychological profiles of children with Asperger disorder?

Hello to you too. Asperger disorder belongs to a larger group of autistic disorders. This group is also known as Autistic Spectrum Disorders. First, there is impairment in social interaction. The lack of empathy is very characteristic for these kids. Unlike autism, these kids are not withdrawn when they are in company with others. They may have some routines and rituals which they are stick to. They also have some speech and language troubles. You can consult a psychologist for more details. I hope everything will be all right. Bye!

"I believe understanding Aspergers is very important. You are a good friend. In my opinion it is also vitally important to understand that children displaying characteristics of Aspergers' or Autistic Spectrum Disorder are as diverse in their likes, dislikes, humor, as every other child. It may be just as important to understand how the childs family and their social settings may perceive that child. As an example, a child who is in a survival mode, regardless of a diagnosis, will act differently than a child in a loving safe home. Please excuse this speculation, a high functioning child with the attending Autism or Aspergers' diagnosis, may be adept at being invisible, avoiding strange, perhaps threatening situations. They may, despite medical/psychological opinion become cognitively empathetic. If, in order to escape pain, you must learn to read an environment, including the people in it, I believe that may occur. I will not begin to discuss residual damage, sadly no children 'just get over it'."