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Deficits in nonverbal communication may include:
Speech sound errors
Limited use of gestures, facial expressions, or eye contact
Visual processing errors
Weak vocabulary recall
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A functional communication assessment emphasizes:
Pragmatic skills across natural contexts
Word list recall
Motor sequencing tasks
Grammar drills
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Children with ASD may have hyper- or hypo-sensitivity to:
Tactile and auditory stimuli
Fine-motor cues
Cranial nerve function
Orthographic patterns
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Pragmatic deficits often include difficulty with:
Vocabulary expansion
Turn-taking, topic maintenance, and conversational repair
Grammatical agreement
Phoneme discrimination
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A student who interrupts frequently and shifts topics abruptly shows difficulty with:
Discourse management
Morphology
Phonotactics
Syntax
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A child with ASD who repeatedly quotes movie lines may be using:
Palilalia
Stuttering
Delayed echolalia
Perseverative stammering
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The SLP’s primary goal when working with pragmatic deficits in ASD is to:
Increase social communication competence across contexts
Teach reading fluency
Eliminate all echolalia
Focus solely on syntax accuracy
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Social communication disorder (SCD) differs from ASD because:
SCD lacks restricted/repetitive behaviors
SCD excludes pragmatic deficits
SCD always co-occurs with intellectual disability
SCD includes sensory hypersensitivity
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Theory of Mind (ToM) refers to the ability to:
Name emotions in pictures
Repeat verbal phrases
Understand one’s own sensory needs
Attribute mental states to others
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Video modeling helps children with ASD by:
Teaching visual imitation of desired social behaviors
Targeting only articulation
Focusing on auditory sequencing
Reducing visual attention
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Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions (NDBIs) combine:
ABA principles with child-led social interaction
Speech perception training
Traditional articulation practice
Auditory-verbal and oral-motor therapy
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The term “spectrum” reflects that ASD:
Is identical in all individuals
Applies only to childhood-onset disorders
Refers only to language differences
Includes a wide range of symptom severity and presentations
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