Guide To Potential Asperger's Syndrome Symptoms

Formal Or Stiff Speech

Some patients may display formal or stiff speech when they speak. In the past, this syndrome seems to have been diagnosed as its own condition. The criteria appear to have been autistic traits without speech delays. However, even when these individuals do not have speech delays, they may still struggle with talking informally. Asperger's syndrome patients seem to use vocabulary that is too formal or advanced. This may be particularly apparent in casual conversations. It appears to be offputting to others.

Stiff or formal speech does not seem to be intentional. Patients may simply talk in significant detail about topics that they find interesting. They also appear to struggle relating to others. This may impact their speech, as they may also struggle to communicate ideas verbally. Some patients seem to process their thoughts in emotions or visuals. These can be hard to translate into words.

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