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• idO 12 years ago

  Eye contact is insignificant in the African culture in relation to the west interpretation of non engagement. It best when professionals are making assessment in Africa to take that in consideration, holistic approach, inste ...
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  Eye contact is insignificant in the African culture in relation to the west interpretation of non engagement. It best when professionals are making assessment in Africa to take that in consideration, holistic approach, instead of generalizing.

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• DR. KWABENA ASANTE 12 years ago

  I wonder why some ignorant folks always make fool of themselves on this web. According to the DSM-IV-TR, lack of eye contact is one of the characteristics of Autism. This exactly what Mrs. Serwah Quaynor did in her comment. S ...
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  I wonder why some ignorant folks always make fool of themselves on this web. According to the DSM-IV-TR, lack of eye contact is one of the characteristics of Autism. This exactly what Mrs. Serwah Quaynor did in her comment. She did not use the eye contact as the sole characteristic of Autism so l wonder why this guy called Ido is dwelling on that aspect alone. I am a practicing Clinical Psycohologist and l totally support what Mrs. Serwah has written. Check the DSM-IV-TR (Diagnostic Statistical Manual for Mental health) and you will agree with her.

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• GALEN 12 years ago

  Most impressive. A hologist is a manufacturer of sex aids. Perhaps we should leave the 'psyco' bit to Mr Hitchcock.
  
  Pompous twit!

  Most impressive. A hologist is a manufacturer of sex aids. Perhaps we should leave the 'psyco' bit to Mr Hitchcock.
  
  Pompous twit!

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• Aboe 12 years ago

  thank u docter it is lack of education and ignorance pls.keep on doing ur research may God bless u

  thank u docter it is lack of education and ignorance pls.keep on doing ur research may God bless u

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