Autism and Aggression
Family impact
Support/Interventions
Sociological perspectives
Societal/cultural context
100

What is a common causing factor of aggression in autisitc children?

Sensory overload

100

Which family members usually take on caregiving roles?

Siblings

100

What kind of therapy helps autistic individuals regulate their emotions?

Behavioral therapy

100

This sociological perspective focuses on everyday social interactions.

Interactionalism

100

The interpretation of this behavior in autistic children might be influenced by cultural norms and beliefs.

Aggression

200

This phrase refers to the difficulty to control intense emotions, which is frequently observed in ASD.

Anger dysregulation

200

What emotion develops in siblings of autisitc individuals?

Empathy

200

Name one form of support that can help parents/caregivers

Social support/Being with friends/family

200

What perspective looks at how social structures maintain stability?

Functionalism 

200

Due to inequalities in this, some families could find it difficult to obtain autism support services.

Culture or Language

300

What home factor can help reduce anger/aggressive behaviors?

Family warmth

300

When parents deal with their autistic child's frequent anger, what kind of stress levels rise?

Caregiver stress

300

What type of intervention has both the child and family working together?

Family-based intervention

300

This theory examines power struggles in society.

Conflict theory

300

True or False: All families experience autism the same way, regardless of cultural background.

False

400

True or False: Aggression in autistic children is always intentional

False

400

What effect does a child's violent behavior have on a parent's mental health?

Anxiety or Emotional straining

400

What’s a recommended response when a child with ASD becomes physically aggressive?

Staying calm/removing said triggers/using de-escalation skills/ squeezes/ music

400

How does interactionism help us understand autism in families?

It demonstrates how social meaning is impacted by family roles and behaviors.

400

This phrase describes unjust disparities in access to or quality of care depending on factors like location, money, or race.

Health disparity

500

Which co-occurring condition is frequently connected to violent outbursts in young people with autism?

Emotional regulation

500

True or False: Families dealing with autism often face social isolation.

True

500

What tool is often used to track behavior patterns in autism research?

The child behavior checklist

500

Describe one social reason why the public's opinion of autism is important.

It affects how people with autism are treated and engaged with.

500

What is one reason minority or immigrant families could be reluctant to get their child behavioral support?

The stigma or the lack of culturally sensitive resources