The Social Impairment That Defines Autism Is Now Viewed as Being

question 162

Multiple Choice

The social impairment that defines autism is now viewed as being

• A) qualitatively and quantitatively different than from typical social behavior.
• B) qualitatively rather than quantitatively different from typical social behavior.
• C) quantitatively rather than qualitatively different from typical social behavior.
• D) qualitatively and quantitatively similar to that of typical social behavior.

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Definitions:

Expectations of Majority

The common assumptions or demands of the larger portion of a group, community, or society, often influencing decisions and policies.

Artifacts and Creations

Objects, artworks, or products made by human effort and imagination, often reflecting cultural values, technological advancements, or artistic expression.

Basic Values

Fundamental beliefs or principles that guide behavior and decision-making within a society, organization, or individual's life.

Basic Assumptions

Fundamental beliefs that are implicit within an organization's culture, guiding behavior and decision-making processes.