The Importance of Theories

The diagnostic category describes the contents of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). As criteria for judging whether a person is likely to be considered "autistic" or "having Asperger's syndrome", difficult behavior, unusual manner of existence, and other characteristics I will classify it.

Advancing the theory is the core of the scientific process. To put it briefly, by observing the phenomenon, we can infer the cause and its mechanism. Then, experiments and other forms of research will examine this speculation and hypothesis. If these assumptions are confirmed, theory emerges. If it is powerful it explains and tells you why this situation happens and predicts and tells you what to do next. When researchers learn from their success and failure, the theory may be abandoned or modified

I will explain not only the knowledge itself, but also how specific things work. Interpretation may lead to a solution. If you do not know what is wrong, you can not solve the problem. If you do not know how and why they start desperately, cancer cells can not stop breaking violently. In order to prevent this process, you have to understand the process in a very complicated way.

The theory of ASD is trying to explain the reason for the dazzling array shared by individuals in "spectra". We know that social interactions and languages ​​are flawed. We know that there are many areas of interest, "distinctive" behavior, sensory problems, and collapse. In anticipation that a more accurate understanding leads to better diagnosis, intervention and treatment, scholars representing a wide range of fields including genetics, neurobiology and cognitive psychology, why this particular profile exists Theory is developing.

Many aspects of ASD are very complicated and can not be explained by a single theory. That is, there are many well-thought frameworks for thinking about ASD.

"The importance of the theory" Three of us (the author of this book) spent a lot of time discussing the importance of the theory when writing this book. Why choose to write textbooks on deviation theory as the central theme? If you ask this question, you may worry that books on theory might smoke uniforms or teach and teach various languages ​​from the program. Including their name and "Star Trek" in their business and work. The film records their fans and experiences and makes use of these consumption preferences in mainstream society.

The most fundamental research and theoretical textbooks discuss the importance of theoretical research and determine differences and duplications between terms. There are many levels in the theory. Theories range from formal and abstract (eg macro theory) to narrower definitions and practices (eg middle theory and practical theory). The theory consists of assumptions, concepts, and propositions. Theoretical or conceptual framework is underdeveloped. Conceptual models are wider than theory and do not define relationships between concepts (Polit & Beck, 2014). However, regardless of their level of abstraction, you can build research research using all these theoretical levels.