Self-Stimulation Is a Behavior Associated with Autism

question 11

Multiple Choice

Self-stimulation is a behavior associated with autism. Which statement best describes this characteristic?

• A) Self-stimulation consistently appears in people with autism.
• B) Self-stimulatory behavior only appears in individuals with autism who are lower functioning.
• C) Self-stimulation can become self-injurious.
• D) Self-stimulation keeps individuals with autism busy and out of trouble.

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