Чувствителност към когнитивни стимули и оценка на удовлетвореността от контакта с другите при деца с нарушения от аутистичния спектър
Sensitivity to Cognitive Stimuli and Evaluation of the Degree of Satisfaction from Social Contacts in Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders

Summary/Abstract: Background: Sensitivity is a genetically determinated trait which makes the individuals able to react as a result of different kinds of environmental conditions. Objectives: In generally the behavioral motives of children with autistic spectrum disorders are not explainable at all. The aim of the study is to investigate whether there is a correlation between the sensitivity to cognitive stimuli and the satisfaction from social contacts. Methods: Rating scale, meta-analysis. Results: There is statistically significant correlation between the sensitivity to cognitive stimuli and the satisfaction from social contacts (p-value = 0,000 < 0,01). Conclusion: The poor satisfaction from social contacts restrains the sensitivity of children with autistic spectrum disorders to recognize properly and response spontaneously to cognitive stimuli.

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