2021
DOI: 10.53840/alirsyad.v6i2.228
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Kaedah pengawalan tingkah laku bagi anak mengalami Autisme

Abstract: Tantrum ialah tingkah laku yang biasa dikaitkan dengan kanak-kanak autisme iaitu mudah menangis, menjerit, mengamuk dan memukul diri sendiri apabila keinginan mereka tidak dipenuhi. Anak mengalami autisme menunjukkan tantrum di tempat awam tanpa perasaan bimbang dan malu. Mereka tidak menyedari tingkah laku mereka kerana kebolehan yang terhad dalam pemikiran, komunikasi dan interaksi sosial. Malangnya dalam hal ini segelintir masyarakat memandang anak mengalami autisme sebagai suatu masalah dan akan memandang … Show more

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“…This can lead to disruptive behaviors in response to perceived discomfort or difficulties. Based on Che Mud, Md Sham and Mohd Ali (2021), children with autism experience disproportionate emotional problems. When children with autism are having difficulty controlling their emotions, you can see that they may be raging, screaming, crying, beating themselves or showing 'stimming' behaviours such as waving their hands, shaking their bodies, turning around, and even saying a word or sentence over and over again.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This can lead to disruptive behaviors in response to perceived discomfort or difficulties. Based on Che Mud, Md Sham and Mohd Ali (2021), children with autism experience disproportionate emotional problems. When children with autism are having difficulty controlling their emotions, you can see that they may be raging, screaming, crying, beating themselves or showing 'stimming' behaviours such as waving their hands, shaking their bodies, turning around, and even saying a word or sentence over and over again.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%