Does anyone besides me think there are types of asperger? If so, how could you make a list? Mine;
THE LOGICAL TYPE:
This subcategory of Aspergers refers to individuals who appear to be very cautious. They like to know exactly what to expect, and prefer to have rules systematically stated by them. They often have difficulty obtaining the previous analytical phase when completing tasks and assignments. A need for order and logical sequence can lead to frustration and intolerance towards things that seem irrational. The logic type can resist instructions or commands or requests that make no sense.
THE EMOTIONAL TYPE:
It is less likely to include analysis and rules.
This individual is controlled by feelings rather than rational reasoning. Many of the emotions can be difficult to control, and this can cause anxiety and tension.
Individuals who fall into the emotional subcategory may experience more frustrations, and may perform more than other types.
Structure and order to help calm and organize this behavior.
TYPE RULE:
The rule subtype also loves structure and order.
These people need to have everything in their place, including their necessary routines.
If the rules are not defined, this type will make their rules an order to understand and organize their surroundings.
TO PASSIVE TYPE:
The passive Asperger individual likes to follow instructions and access most classroom environments.
Some children in this category may be very complacent. There is a distinction between compliance and complacency.
