Autism Characteristics Quiz

ASB is:

• Autistic Spectrum Interaction

• Autistic Spectrum Behaviour

• Autistic Spectrum Disorder

• Autistic Spectrum Reality

The diagnostic tool that is used to classify Autism is called:

• DSN-V

• BGD-V

• DGM-V

• DSM-V

The two broad categories under which symptoms can be considered are:

• Communication for social interaction ; repetitive behaviours.

• Repetitive behaviours ; communication for social isolation.

• Communication for social communication ; non-repetitive behaviours.

• Non-repetitive behaviours; social isolation for individuals.

Social-emotional reciprocity refers to:

• 'Toing and frowing' of everyday communication.

• Tossing and turning' of everyday communication.

Reciprocity in communication is lacking in a person with ASD. We often say they have a restricted ability to:

• Maintain and stabilise communication.

• Initiate and maintain communication.

• Initiate and extinguish communication.

Non-verbal communication. Those with ASD will use what much less?

• Social smiling and theory of mind.

• Eye contact and conversation management.

• Social solidarity and flexibility.

• Eye contact an social smiling.

Those with ASD may have problems in forming and maintaining relationships. this may be due to:

• A superior theory of mind.

• An excess of theory of mind.

• A lack of theory of mind.

• A cognitive overload.

Repetitive Behaviours: An individual that repeats what they have just heard is referred to as:

• Copyolalia.

• Echolalia.

• Olfactolalia.

• Tactilolalia.

Individual with ASD will stick __________ to routines.

• Dramatically.

• Dynamically.

• Flexibly.

• Inflexibly.

Individual with ASD may _________ to changes in routine.

• Underreact.

• Overreact.

• Midway react.

• Consider reacting.