True
False
Genetic factors
Smoking
Heritability
Mutations Mutations Mutations Option4
Different
Similar
Opposite
A sibling who has autism.
Birth defects associated with the central nervous system, such as cerebral palsy.
Unusual or restricted interests and/or rigid and repetitive behaviours.
Was born premature at less than 35 weeks.
A chromosomal disorder, such as Down’s syndrome.
Muscular dystrophy
A parent with schizophrenia-type psychosis or some kind of affective disorder,
True
False
Checklist for Autism in Toddlers.
Pervasive Developmental Disorder Screening Test.
Speech and Language
Screening Tool for Autism in Two year olds.
Social Communication Questionnaire for school age children.
True
False
Severe disagreement
Difficulties in social interaction.
A lack of responsiveness to other people.
No change or adaptation of behaviour given different social situations.
Limited demonstration of empathy.
Marked repetitive activities, especially when stressed or expressing emotion. These might include finger flapping or rocking.
True
False
Harm
Death
Personal
General
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