Self-image in the Asperger`s Disorder
Self-image in the Asperger`s Disorder

Summary/Abstract: Although performed on a small number of subjects (12 in the study group and 12 in the witness group), the research wanted to comple1nent the studies already carried out, but also a beginning to deepen the knowledge of psycho-affective experiences in Asperger's Disorder. Using psycho-diagnostic evidence: The Rosenberg questionnaire evaluating the level of self-esteem, the Berkeley Questionnaire evaluating various aspects of the I and the Tree Test, a projective test for assessing the personality of the individual, we carried out an in-depth assessment of self-itnage within the Asperger's Disorder, but also compared to self-image within a witness batch. Mathematical and statistical methods have been applied to more accurately quantify assessments performed on s1nall lots (12 subjects). The results established a lower self-esteem in subjects in the study group (with Asperger's Disorder) compared to subjects in the witness group, Also, the study of various aspects of the I have shown that subjects with Asperger's Disorder appear totally fit for the expressive style of self-image and partial for its interpersonal and emotional style.

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