Topic: FAO: The Trucker
Anonymous A started this discussion 2 years ago #116,295
Your thoughts?Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 2 years ago, 35 minutes later[^] [v] #1,284,309
how does it see ?
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@1,284,313 (B)
Are you so autistic that you cannot fathom him moving the front cushion before he drives?
Are you so autistic that you cannot fathom him moving the front cushion before he drives?
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Looks like a truck for homos to drive
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@previous (A)
Individuals with Sensory-Processing-Disorder-Autism-Spectrum-Disorder (SPD-ASD) may exhibit difficulties in perceiving object motion, a phenomenon attributed to Visual-Processing-Deficits (VPDs) and Sensory-Integration-Impairments (SIIs. These challenges can be attributed to disruptions in their neuroanatomical structures, resulting in a compromised understanding of fundamental physics concepts. Deficits in Visual-Tracking (VT), Visual-Spatial-Perception (VSP), and Object-Perception (OP) may further exacerbate their struggles in comprehending the movement of objects in their environment. This limited understanding of object motion can impede their perception of Cause-Effect (C-E) relationships, complicating their ability to grasp dynamic processes. Interventions aimed at improving Sensory-Integration (SI), Cognitive-Rehabilitation (CR), and Executive-Functioning (EF) have shown promise in enhancing individuals with SPD-ASD's comprehension of object motion. By addressing these core deficits, individuals may experience improvements in their cognitive abilities and overall object motion perception.
Individuals with Sensory-Processing-Disorder-Autism-Spectrum-Disorder (SPD-ASD) may exhibit difficulties in perceiving object motion, a phenomenon attributed to Visual-Processing-Deficits (VPDs) and Sensory-Integration-Impairments (SIIs. These challenges can be attributed to disruptions in their neuroanatomical structures, resulting in a compromised understanding of fundamental physics concepts. Deficits in Visual-Tracking (VT), Visual-Spatial-Perception (VSP), and Object-Perception (OP) may further exacerbate their struggles in comprehending the movement of objects in their environment. This limited understanding of object motion can impede their perception of Cause-Effect (C-E) relationships, complicating their ability to grasp dynamic processes. Interventions aimed at improving Sensory-Integration (SI), Cognitive-Rehabilitation (CR), and Executive-Functioning (EF) have shown promise in enhancing individuals with SPD-ASD's comprehension of object motion. By addressing these core deficits, individuals may experience improvements in their cognitive abilities and overall object motion perception.