A Correlational Study Found That Wealthy Children Were Almost Twice

question 118

Multiple Choice

A correlational study found that wealthy children were almost twice as likely as the poorest children in the study to have autism spectrum disorder.What is the likely reason?

• A)Autism and the traits of high achievers lie on the same continuum.
• B)The reason is impossible to determine from this correlation.
• C)Wealthier parents tend to put off child-bearing until they're older,which increases the risk of autism.
• D)Poorer children have less access to diagnosis and services for autism.

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