However everyone can learn about embedded information and behave in a way that is acceptable to the rest of the world and doesn't get them into trouble. All I know is that they want to be helped to make sense of the world around them. They don't want to be punished for doing something that they don't understand. They ask of us to explain everything and they ask of us to go with the autism not against it. Every person is unique, autistic or non-autistic.
Autism gives a unique perspective on the world to a unique person.
This ability can be used more effectively when they can be accepted and they learn the why's and why not's. Autism has a significant impact on a person's capability to make sense of the world the same way as we do. The behaviour is unique to each individual and happens as a result of autism. What we see as unacceptable or repetitive behaviour is not the same with what they see and experience. If a child is having a 'tantrum' on the pavement, although not acceptable, it will be overlooked.