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Name 1 symptom of Autism Spectrum Disorder

either: 

- stereotyped or repetitive motor movements

- insistence on sameness

- highly restricted fixated interests

- hyperreactivity or unusual interest in sensory aspects

- impairment in social communication and social interaction

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What does ASD stand for?

Autism Spectrum Disorder

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True or False?: Vaccines are a cause of Autism Spectrum Disorder

False
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What does ABA stand for?

Applied Behaviour Analysis

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What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

A complex neurodevelopmental disorder characterised by persistent deficiency in social communication, having restricted interests, differences in sensory perception and the repetition of behaviour.

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Define "Cognitive Behaviour Therapy"

A therapy treatment where the way an individual thinks, acts, and feels is studied and they are aided. 

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Define "Echolalia" 
The often repetition of words and phrases that a person with ASD hears and then involuntarily repeats
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Identify 3 theorised causes of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Genetics, advanced parental age, brain development issue during pregnancy.

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What is comorbidity and how is this seen in Autism Spectrum Disorder? 

The simultaneous presence of multiple disorders. ADHD, depression, and anxiety are common disorders found with ASD.

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According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, how many people in Australia have Autism Spectrum Disorder (2018)

1 in 100, or 205,200 people (in total)

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Name 2 symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder

either: 

- stereotyped or repetitive motor movements

- insistence on sameness

- highly restricted fixated interests

- hyperreactivity or unusual interest in sensory aspects

- impairment in social communication and social interaction

300

The word "Autism" was coined in what year and by who?

Eugen Bleuler, 1908

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What effects of Autism Spectrum Disorder can medication reduce?

Depression, anxiety, hyperactivity, aggression. 

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What characteristics are identified in the Wing's square (Wing's triad)

Disturbed mutual contact, disturbed mutual communication, limited imagination, limited planning ability.
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What chance does someone have of developing Autism Spectrum Disorder if they have a family member with the disorder?

40 to 80%

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What can stigma from Autism Spectrum Disorder do to a person with the disorder?

Stigma from Autism increases the chance of camouflaging and masking the characteristics and supressing behaviours that someone with ASD may normally display.