Autistic Children,rather Than Referring to Themselves as I,often Refer to Themselves

question 48

Multiple Choice

Autistic children,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.

Acknowledge the interdisciplinary nature of organizational behavior and its relationships with other fields.

Appreciate the need for evidence-based management in decision-making processes.

Understand the concept of organizational climate and its distinction from organizational behavior.

Comprehend the principles of managing through supporting, empowering, and coaching rather than controlling.

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Definitions:

Verbal Appellation

The act of naming or labeling something or someone using spoken words.

Manipulation

The act of controlling or influencing others in a skillful but often unfair or deceptive way.

Verbal Abuse

The use of words to cause harm to a person, involving insults, threats, or overly critical comments.

Verbal Disapproval

The expression of criticism or objection through spoken words, often used to discourage or condemn certain behaviors or decisions.