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introduction to ASDWhat are the two core symptom areas of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)? - answer
Social communication and restricted repetitive behaviors are the core symptom
domains that characterize autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5).
Which of the following is NOT an example of non-verbal social cues? - answer
Coughing is not an example of non-verbal social cue because the sick person does not
cough to intentionally communicate a message to another person.
Breanna, a student with autism, always says "green means go" when she is finished
with her work and ready to start the next task. This is an example of which type of
communication: - answer Breanna is using idiosyncratic communication in this example.
This means that she is using language from another context that may not clearly match
the current situation.
Carlton, a student with autism, uses an iPad with a communication app called
Proloquo2go to express his wants, needs, and ideas. This is an example of which type
of communication: - answerIn this example, Carlton is using an augmentative and
alternative communication (AAC) device to communicate. Augmentative and alternative
communication can include exchanging pictures, sign language, and other technology
devices similar to the one Carlton is using.
The teacher tells students to find a partner to work with on a math activity. As students
move around the classroom pairing up, Michelle, a student with autism, stands in the
middle of the classroom looking at the other students. For this assignment, Michelle
may be having difficulty with which type of social skill: - answerLearners with autism
may want to interact with others but not know how to start or initiate those interactions.
Michelle may need more explicit instruction in how to initiate interactions with her peers
during academic activities. Providing assistance, such as prompting, and a positive
classroom climate could support Michelle's learning of this social skill. Being able to
understand how emotions are conveyed is a skill that some students with autism need
to learn, however it would not necessarily impact Michelle's ability to find a partner for
the math activity.
Whenever the maintenance crew uses lawn mowers and leaf blowers near the school
grounds, Cole covers his ears, gets under his desk, and cries. This is an example of: -
answerCole is displaying hypersensitivity
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