Attention switching training device for infantile autism treatment
A training device and technology for autism, applied in the field of training devices, can solve problems such as limited therapeutic effect, lack of evidence-based medical basis, failure to grasp key technical points, etc., to achieve treatment and symptoms, improve symptoms, and strengthen "attention" The effect of switching abilities
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[0022] According to research, autism is the "attention" control pathway of the patient's brain thinking system, and its "attention" is abnormally over-focused and maintained on certain neural channels that process intermediate information, unable to perform normal "attention" orientation Switch, and relatively inhibit other neural channels, especially the input of external information such as vision, hearing, touch, etc., so that patients can perceive various external information, but it is difficult to attract the brain's "attention". Therefore, patients focus too much on certain inner thinking activities (that is, patients live in their own inner world as called by psychology), and it is difficult to pay attention to various external information, including the content of other people's conversations, and it is even more difficult to not...
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