The Parrot-Like Repetition of Speech Seen in Some Children with Autism

question 13

Short Answer

The parrot-like repetition of speech seen in some children with autism is also called __________ .

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Definitions:

Iliopsoas

A major hip flexor muscle group that is composed of the iliacus and psoas major muscles, playing a key role in lifting the thigh and stabilizing the pelvis.

Vastus Medialis

A muscle located in the thigh that extends the leg at the knee and is part of the quadriceps group.

Adductor Longus

A muscle located in the thigh that helps in adducting (bringing towards the central line) the thigh at the hip joint.

Flexor Digitorum

A group of muscles in the forearm that bend the fingers and toes by contracting.