Children with Autism, Rather Than Referring to Themselves as I

question 56

Multiple Choice

Children with autism, rather than referring to themselves as I, often refer to themselves as "he" or "she." This behaviour is referred to as

• A) echolalia.
• B) repetitious verbal mimicking.
• C) ego dysfunction.
• D) pronoun reversal.
• E) dystonia.

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