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So bear with me...if you have a child that has additional needs..possibly dyspraxia/dyslexia...high functioning autism is now being looked at...is it possible for someone with high functioning autism to be able to switch on/off traits..such as not wanting to have their food touching on a plate with one set of people, but then doesn't bat an eye or question when the same meal is served up touching with others.???

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  • Children with ASD can behave very differently around different people. If they are used to a certain way of things with you then that is how it will be, those ways are associated with home. That means there can be other ways in places that are not home, and with other people, as those ways are only associated with those places or people.

    Sorry, hope that makes some sense.

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  • Children with ASD can behave very differently around different people. If they are used to a certain way of things with you then that is how it will be, those ways are associated with home. That means there can be other ways in places that are not home, and with other people, as those ways are only associated with those places or people.

    Sorry, hope that makes some sense.

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