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PCSAbb1 - Autism Spectrum Disorder: Promoting Communication & Socialization Skills Post Test

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Questions:

1.1 Is autism genetic?
1.2 What are examples of environmental causes to autism?
1.3 Is there a cure for autism?
2.1 For a special needs person, what connection needs to be clarified and emphasized?
2.2 For special needs clients, how must words need to be developed?
3.1 When does echolalia or echolalic speech occur?
3.2 How do many children with echolalia repeat the word or phrase back?
4.1 According to Dr. Koegel, what is the first and most fundamental obstacle for overcoming autism?
5.1 Who might parents recruit in order to set up situations in which an autistic client can ask people to move under controlled circumstances?
6.1 What are normal reactions of siblings of a child with autism?

Answers:

A. In the context of meaningful and functional interactions
B. A few recent studies that strongly suggest some people do have a genetic predisposition to autism. However, these are not yet proven
C. Adverse reactions to vaccines, particularly mercury used as a preservative
D. There is no cure, and therapists often strongly caution their clients from spending money and time in pursuit of one.
E. Communication that leads to attainment
F. When a child repeats part of or the entire previous sentence spoken by another person, usually without understanding
G. Education is an evolving science, and inclusion is a relatively new process.
H. Jealousy, resentment, lost, anxiety, impulsive and aggressive, embarrassed etc.
I. With exact intonation patterns they have heard
J. Aides, teachers, therapists, siblings, grandparents and anyone else willing to help

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Questions:

7.1 In the area of autism, in contrast to other disabilities, what appears to be a consistent problem?
8.1 What are examples of how social interventions vary?

Answers:

A. By age group of people with autism, the target behavior of the intervention, the kind of social partner involved, the intervention strategy used, and the characteristics of the intervener
B. Lack of spontaneous verbal and nonverbal initiations