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Small Talk and Conversations
Autism Knowledge
Learning Styles and Note Taking
100
Polite conversation about unimportant or uncontroversial matters
What is small talk?
100
The terms Asperger's Disorder and Pervasive Development Disorders are in the a)new DSM or b)old DSM.
What is the old DSM?
100
The approaches that each one of us uses to receive, process, and learn new information.
What are learning styles?
200
Keep small talk ____ and ____
What is light and simple?
200
The DSM term for autism in the new DSM.
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?
200
Why do we take notes?
What is to study later and help us learn in class?
300
Small talk "turns" are usually a) short or b) long
What is short?
300
The two core features of autism.
What is social/communication impairment and restricted interests or behaviors?
300
True or false: Many of us have more than one learning style.
What is True?
400
When you should not enter a conversation.
What is when it is private?
400
ASD prevalence is a) increasing or b) decreasing
What is increasing?
400
If you picked this one, everyone in the room has to tell the person sitting next to them one thing about themselves.
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500
You see three people talking and you want to join. How would you join another group’s conversation?
What is waiting until there is a pause to join the conversation?
500
Given that we all have some autistic traits, when is ASD diagnosed?
What is when traits limit everyday functioning and when enough traits are exhibited?
500
Name two types of learning styles.
What is auditory, visual, kinesthetic, and reading/writing (any 2)?