Aydın İnsan ve Toplum Dergisi

Yazarlar: Engin EKER

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Anahtar Kelimeler:Autism,Relationship betwemother and child,Autistic phase,Normal symbiotic phase

Özet: It is thought that autistic infants are fixed to the first phase of human development “Normal Autistic Phase”, in other words, they are not exceed entirely characteristics of this phase because they can be integrated with a partial adaptation. In the mother relationship failure to break the shell of the mental world and to manage orientate vital pleasure to firstly mother than secondly whole world by opening inner world to external stimulants of baby, is the basic element in autism. These skills cannot be acquired therefore It isn’t possible to pass next normal symbiotic phase. Because this stage is the first step of integration mother and baby and building relationships of human babies. Autistic infants cannot open their doors to the outside world throughout their life and misses the chance of encounter first appearing from the door which is mother. Also autistic infant cannot pass to normal symbiotic relationship. During this period, as the baby was satisfied physically by mother, need-pleasure object relationship starts in emotionally. The most important feature of this period is the ability to create genetically an emotional bond of human baby in a bilateral unit with baby’s mother. This ability which prepares the ground for all subsequent human relationships, does not find opportunities to develop in autistic infants

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