Plaintext compact. The Asperger Syndrome: Between Bullying and Inclusion

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Bullying and inclusion are not two separate conditions, but the end points of a continuum. While bullying can lead to massive psychological and physical diseases, inclusion on the other side paves the road to a healthy personality development. But inclusion is not simply a passive tolerating of the presence of a physically or mentally different individual, but an active and continuous process. Inclusion is not simply being allowed to be there , but always is an invitation, request and encouragement to participate in social interaction. Three things become clear by the new socio-psychological perspective. Firstly, why autistic people have a high risk of becoming victims of bullying. Secondly, why bullying can have particularly profound effect in people with autism. And why in autistics inclusion is important for the development of a healthy personality.