Is Extroverted Autism Depression?

Extroverted autism is not depression.

Extroverted autism refers to a psychological state in which the patient feels lonely in social situations, unable to establish deep connections with others, or to obtain satisfaction. It is generally related to personality factors, mental stress, and growth experiences. Depression is a mental illness in which the patient is mainly depressed, interested, sleep disorders, and appetite. The exact pathogenesis is unknown. Generally, it is related to genetic and psychosocial factors. The two are different in nature, symptoms, and causes, so extroverted autism is not depression.