Social Interaction and Autism
Effects
Social difficulties affect each autistic person (and their family and careers) in a different way. For example some autistic people
- are unable or unwilling to form relationships with anyone else, including close relatives or carers
- are unable or unwilling to take part in social activities, such as playing/working with other people
- may face discrimination because of their inability to get on with other people, which can in turn lead to other problems such as bullying, lack of employment
- Updated
- 16 Jun 2022