The Onset of the Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorders Typically

question 5

Multiple Choice

The onset of the symptoms of autism spectrum disorders typically manifest in:

• A) Childhood when the child is attending school and unable to conform to the learning and behavioral demands of the classroom
• B) The first year of life when the infant demonstrates significant delays in the development of motor skills
• C) The preschool years, but deficits may not become fully obvious until social communication demands exceed the child's limited capacities
• D) Adolescence when relationships become nuanced and complex as the young person has to function in multiple occupational roles

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