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    The document outlines the timeline of autism spectrum disorder from its early conceptualization in 1911 to current understanding and policies in 2018. It traces how autism was originally seen as a symptom of schizophrenia but became its own diagnosis in the 1940s. Major legislation in the 1960s-1970s banned discriminatory housing and education practices for those with disabilities. Behavioral therapies became standard in the 1980s-1990s. Recent laws in the 2010s expanded support for employment and savings accounts for those with autism or other disabilities. Currently, the CDC estimates that about 1 in 59 children have an autism spectrum diagnosis.

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    The document outlines the timeline of autism spectrum disorder from its early conceptualization in 1911 to current understanding and policies in 2018. It traces how autism was originally seen as a symptom of schizophrenia but became its own diagnosis in the 1940s. Major legislation in the 1960s-1970s banned discriminatory housing and education practices for those with disabilities. Behavioral therapies became standard in the 1980s-1990s. Recent laws in the 2010s expanded support for employment and savings accounts for those with autism or other disabilities. Currently, the CDC estimates that about 1 in 59 children have an autism spectrum diagnosis.

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    The document outlines the timeline of autism spectrum disorder from its early conceptualization in 1911 to current understanding and policies in 2018. It traces how autism was originally seen as a symptom of schizophrenia but became its own diagnosis in the 1940s. Major legislation in the 1960s-1970s banned discriminatory housing and education practices for those with disabilities. Behavioral therapies became standard in the 1980s-1990s. Recent laws in the 2010s expanded support for employment and savings accounts for those with autism or other disabilities. Currently, the CDC estimates that about 1 in 59 children have an autism spectrum diagnosis.

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    Autism Spectrum

    Disorder Timeline
    1911
    Eugen Bleuler was the first
    person to use the term
    autism. It referred to one
    group of symptoms related
    to schizophrenia.
    1940s
    Researches began using
    “autism” as a description
    of children with emotional
    or social problems.
    1960s-1970s
    Treatments for autism
    included LSD, electric
    shock, and behavioral
    change techniques.
    1968
    The Fair Housing Act was
    passed. This prevents
    discrimination of selling or
    renting housing to

    1973 individuals with a disability.

    Section 504 of the


    Rehabilitation Act was passed.
    Prevents any individual from
    denied benefits of federally
    financed programs based on
    their disability. 1975
    The Education of Handicapped
    Children Act was passed (now
    known as IDEA). Gives students
    with disabilities the right to a free

    1980s-1990s and appropriate education.

    Behavioral therapy and


    controlled learning
    environments became the
    primary treatments for
    autism.
    1990
    The Americans with
    Dishabilles Act (ADA) was
    passed. This prohibits
    discrimination based on

    2014 disability in regards to


    employment.
    The Achieving a Better
    Life Experience (ABLE)
    Act was passed. This
    allows tax free savings
    account for people with
    disabilities. 2018
    The CDC determined that
    about 1 in 59 children is
    diagnosed with an autism
    spectrum disorder.

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