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Introduction Perseverative behavior denotes repeating activity, thought, or verbalization beyond when the behavior was previously purposeful or appropriate. For example, it can involve repetition of the same activity or discussion numerous times. While some repetitive behaviors are normal in young children, perseverative behaviors are more persistent than developmentally expected. Probably, the children who will be found to have perseverative behavior …
Introduction No relationship is perfect; sometimes, despite all efforts, romantic connections end sadly. However, just because a chapter is closed doesn’t mean the whole story is over. Reconnecting after years apart allows closure, healing, and a fresh start for ex-partners who feel they still have an emotional investment in one another. By understanding the dynamics at play and learning how …
Introduction Marriage is a blessed union of two individuals who vow to live together through thick and thin. However, keeping a happy and healthy marriage intact necessitates constant efforts by both husband and wife. We discuss further some of the ways a couple can work towards a far more potent and enriching marriage. Table of Facts and Figures on Marriage …
Introduction If one grows up with trauma in one’s life, it can create a “survival mode” of sorts to aid in coping with the pain. This may be very beneficial to get through times like that, but it may also bring you further down the lifeline. If trapped in survival mode, you can leave and live a more peaceful, fulfilling …
Introduction Inappropriate laughter is one of the common symptoms of ASD. Although laughter is a good communication method, excessive or inappropriate laughter can be disruptive and alienating for an autistic individual. This will be an exhaustive guide on techniques to help autistic children and adults learn to control inappropriate laughter. Understanding Inappropriate Laughter in Autism Inappropriate laughter in autism often …
