autistic spectrum conditions

The overlap between autistic spectrum conditions and borderline personality disorder provides supporting evidence ofm condition  Autism Spectruoverlaps with personality disorders. The overall finding within this experiment showed that both the disorders have overlaps. The way this was investigation was done is recruiting participants from the Cambridge Autism Research Database there was also participants from the general public that had not been diagnosed with a formal diagnosis of ASC both participant groups had to enter through a website, overall 2,744 responded online to participate in the experiment 624 responded on www.autism researchcentre.com for being medically diagnosed with ASC, 23 that had been diagnosed with BPD and 16 with both ASC and BPD the other 2,081 responders hadn’t been diagnosed with either disorder. This gave the overall of 4 groups group one included just ASC participants, group two just had BPD, group 3 had both ASC and BPD ad group four with participants with no disorder known as the controls.

The random sample size- to resolve the problem of the unbalanced group sizes a smaller sample size was selected at random from the full sample. 25 ASC and 25NC participants – finish paragraph
Brain types-

Paragraphs need to come together more- do not go off topic in introduction speak more about autism in relation to personality disorders and learning disability- compare age differences

This causes the child to therefore get mental help but not the learning support required.
There are lo of mental health disorders that get wrongly diagnosed autism being one of the biggest misdiagnoses. Being misdiagnosed stops people from receiving the correct treatment which can bring on other issues. – write what other issues could be brought on

– What is wrong in the system causing these misdiagnosis- the system is a solid reliable place for diagnosing someone there are lots of times only a few questions need to be answered before you get a label of having a mental health disorder
– -give a example- depression, anxiety,
Go into further detail about the system that diagnoses us- for example people use mental health as a excuse. Its easy to be diagnosed and have it a excuse for your life decision’s such as a marriage breakdown and cheaters are (statistics) likely to be diagnosed that someone that doesn’t have this guilt and other factors
Evidence 2- of how being misdiagnosed doesn’t only effect you but it has a huge impact o family members to – add in table showing the results from the autism and borderline personality disorder.

How can we improve out system and the way diagnosis are made?

In conclusion diagnosis are not always right and can have a huge effect of a persons like shown in evidence 2 that when a patient is wrongly diagnosed it doesn’t only effect them but also loved ones, they aren’t able to understand how to handle, react and deal with the person with the disorder. Anyone can be diagnosed for anything this is why we need to improve our systems
– Expand on the evidence within this- don’t mention new things
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