The Promise of Early Intervention with Autism Derives Primarily From

question 26

Multiple Choice

The promise of early intervention with autism derives primarily from:

• A)the likelihood that parents have not yet become discouraged
• B)the likelihood that intrusive and disruptive behaviors will not yet have been developed
• C)the willingness of young children to please adults
• D)the plasticity of neural systems early in development

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