Problems of social inclusion for autistic families and children
Abstract
The research tagged with (Problems of social inclusion for autistic families children) is one of the most important things included in the study tagged (problems of families of autistic children in their social integration field study in the city of Diwaniyah), as it is derived from it, and in it we search for problems social integration of families of autistic children being more vulnerable to pressure The social and psychological aspects of other families include having an autistic child on the social relations between family members with each other and between family members and others outside the family.
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