Autistic-like (Internalizing) Behavior in Children with Down syndrome

Autistic-like internalizing behavior is directed inward or toward self. Repetitive behavior, perseveration and social withdrawal may be tolerated by others, but clearly interfere with social interaction.This makes it difficult to engage the child in group or individual therapies and learning opportunities
Mixed internalizing & externalizing behavioral features
Repetitive or perseverative tendencies may exist at a manageable level. The child is capable of social attention and interaction but this ...Read more