In some cases, organic factors can participate as dispositional events. No one is guilty for the autistic behaviors of a child. Neither you as a parent nor other people is guilty for the autistic behavior of your child. But you, like other people, can significantly help our child to learn appropriate behaviors. There are degrees of autistic repertoires.
Some children have more autistic behaviors in their behavioral repertories than others.
In this way, the autistic repertoire of some children can be broader than others. No single problem is alike. Every child is unique and special this is why it requires a personal educational program. It does not deny the importance of medical research. It is important to learn about the biological fundamentals of autistic behavior.