Diagnosing Autism
The DSM-5 has this many different diagnoses for autism spectrum disorder.
What is 1?
This group is much more likely to be diagnosed with autism.
What are boys?
It is critical that interventions for individual with autism begin during this time period.
What is early childhood.
As an adult, Tim Page was diagnosed with this.
What is Asperger's Syndrom?
This diagnostic category is classified by a lack of reciprocity and responsiveness.
What is deficits in social communication and social interaction?
Dr. Chung is using this kind of test to predict which young children will develop autism.
What is eye scan tests?
This type of intervention approach was among the first to be developed and continues to be widely researched.
What are behavioral interventions?
Early authors described this as the difference between Autism & Asperger's.
What is the ability to describe the inner experience?
To diagnose autism, symptoms need to be present in this age period.
What is early in development?
The connection between vaccines and autism is considered this type of association.
What is temporal, meaning they occur around the same developmental period?
This type of intervention focuses on improving the quality and duration of parent-child interactions.
What are developmental interventions?
Tony Attwood uses this term to describe an intervention in which the student observes and describes the social interactions of their peers with the teacher or other acting as the guide.
What is "anthropologist in the classroom?"
This term is used to represented misreading social cues and reading people for individuals with autism.
What is "mind blind."
When considering different factors that cause autism, most researchers think that ________ "loads the gun" and __________ "pulls the trigger."
What are "genetics" and "the environment."
This type of intervention approach demonstrates the most promise from randomized clinical trials.
What are Naturalistic Developmental Behavioral Interventions.
Attwood suggests using students' pride in their ______ to teach them how to engage socially.
What is intellect?
Researchers think this might be the primary reason for the steady increase in the number of individuals diagnosed with autism.
What is better detection and understanding of the disorder?
For identical twins, if one twin has autism, the other twin is this likely to have autism (range was given from two videos).
What is 77-90%?
In high schools, the effectiveness of autism interventions are primarily limited by this.
What is feasibility/buy-in?
This tendency can inhibit students with Asperger's from trying new things, taking risks, and listening to constructive feedback.
What is perfectionism?