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1. how autism affects the brain
2.  how they discovered autism
3. how people can understand animals perfectly

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1.How is autism dealt with now compared to the past.
2.how is autism developed.
3. what are pro and cons to autism.
4.how do they think differently from us and does it vary from person to person .
5.what are signs.

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1. when was autism first discovered?
2. where in your body does autism affect?
3. is it nice to think in pictures.
4. what is autism?

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1. How is autism diagnosed on small children. 
2. What does the parents of a autistic child have to do differently from their other kids. 
3. How does someone with autism get treated. 

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what is the difference for thinking when you're autistic or not?
Do autistic people see and understand animals differently than  other "normal" people?
How do animals think compared to humans?

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1. What is autism and how does it affect us?
2. What is the origin of autism and how did we get it?
3. How do we know if we have autism?

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Who came up with the idea of anthropomorphizing animals

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. Can animals and humans with autism have something in common

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1. Why does her autism give different results than others with autism?
2.Does learning in pictures give a greater result than learning normally?
3.Does autism support or hurt your future life?

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1. do everyone with autism

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1) how does autism affect people.
2) what causes autism.
3) what are the different types of autism and how do they affect people.
4) what is the history of autism.

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1.how does she  think in pictures
2.Where do you study behaviourism at.
3.. Can animals and humans with autism have something in common.

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How do people get autism?

What are the different types of autism?

What are people with autism jobs usually?

Do people with autism usually have an easy life?

Are people with autism usually females or males?

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1. When was autism first discovered?
2.  What are some effects of autism?
3. Can autism be cured?

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1. How is autism dealt with now relative to the past
2. How is the autistic mind so focused on one thing
3. What is the official testing for diagnosing autism

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1.What is the scientific reason behind why people get autism?
2.Is there cases where someone has autism but isn't affected by it in any which way?
3. How are you diagnosed with autism?

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How does the effects of autism affect them socially?

How does animals help humans with autism?

Why do people with autism have the capability to think differently?

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- do other people with autism have a special ability like you?
-how fun is it thinking in pictures?
-do you truly know what the animals are thinking?
-what brain  cells does autism effect.

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Q.) How far does autism date back?

Q.) How was autism first diagnosed?

Q.) When did they start testing for autism?

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1.how Is autism related to aspergers?

2.How did they find out people who had these?

3. Have they at all done and tests to reduce the bad factors of autism?

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1.  can thinking in pictures be a disadvantage?

2.  when was autism first diagnosed, and how did they it?

3.  what percentage of people aren't educated on autism and how could we reach them?

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1.  Which parts of the brain does autism effect
2. What happens to an animal during Anthropomorphism?
3. is autism different for everyone?

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1 how is it thinking in pictures

2 how can autism  be differnt for other people

3 why do people look at other people diffeernt if they have something thats natural

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1.Actually how smart are the animals, and how do they truly think?

2.Can animals comprehend us

3.do people with autism understand like animals do? and are they able to understand better then animals?

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1). What is the most common and least common complications with autism?
2). Where and when was the first case of autism clinically diagnosed?
3).  How many types of autism are there, and how do they individually affect the mind of those afflicted?

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1. How is Autism developed?
2. What behavioral issues can autism create?
3.  How and why do people use animals to help people with autism?

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1. are animals smarter than we think.
2. how much do people who study behaviorism know about animals.
3. is studying animals in a lab  better or worse for finding information out.

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1. What is it like thinking in pictures?
2. How is autism diagnosed?
3. Can autism be cured? and if so would it be worth curing if your way of thinking can help animals?

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1. Can animals and humans with autism have something in common?
2.What's the diff from autism and normal mind?
3.Does Grindin like ethology?

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1.Should we educate people on autism and how it affects others who have it ?
2.Why do people who have autism get made fun of ?
3.

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2.Has autism ever been a problem for people?
3.Does autism effect anything else ,besides seeing things different, physically or mentally?
4. Are people born with autism or can it happen out of a sudden, how does it happen?

5. When did people start researching and learning more about autism?

6. What do we know about autistic people? Is there still more that people dont know about?

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1.How is autism diagnosed?
2.How can autism help people know about animal behavior better?
3.Do people with autism see animal behavior really that accurate?

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1.What are some pros and cons of Grandin's ability to know an animal's behavior?
2.Why does autism make a person thinks differently(like pictures in their heads)?
3.Whats the difference between people having autism and people who don't have autism?

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1. Why do people believe animals don't think they just have  behavior?
2. Why do domestic animals not adapt to their environment?
3. What are the main types of autism and can autism be physical?

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1. How is autism diagnosed on small children and are there many ways to diagnose a child with autism?
2. What does the parents of a autistic child have to do differently from their other kids?
3. How does someone with autism get treated?

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What are the different types of autism?
How do people with different types of autism think?
Does autism help some people succeed in the career they want to be in?

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where did behaviorist get the idea autism how did they get the name autism

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why behaviorism may seem bad by people.
Autism and how it has grown.

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What is its history?
How do you end up with autism? (genetics and environment)
How any people with autism became important people to society?

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1. why do autistic people see in pictures?

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1. why do autistic people see in pictures?

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1. is it easier to understand certain things when thinking in pictures?
2. what are common traits in autism?
3. is temples understanding of the way animals think accurate?

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1.Where do behaviorists study behaviourism at?
2.Who came up with the idea of anthropomorphizing animals?
3.Instead of anthropomorphizing animals how should we treat them?

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why should the mind, where thoughts are kept, be left out of studies that deal with behavior which tends to stim from thoughts?
Would having autism help in fields that don't deal with animals or science?
Does thinking in pictures help more than thinking with words?

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Why is this mind off limits to behaviorists and ethologists?

How are animals able to be properly treated when they cant says what's wrong, and the person who is taking care of them is only anthropomorphizing them?

Do people with autism tend to have a more photographic memory because they think in pictures?

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How do ethology and Behaviorism differ?
Why don't many people study behaviorism anymore?
Why do people think Behaviorism can be bad?