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Introduction to Autism - retrieval practice
Introduction to Autism - retrieval practice
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1
Pragmatics means ...
taking turns
manage a conversation
practical strategies
appropriate use of language in different contexts
2
Which of the following are sensory processing strategies?
carry something heavy
listen to music
all of the above
blow bubbles
3
Which of the following are therapy-based strategies and supports? (choose all that apply)
overlearning
restrictive practices
social stories
visual strategies
4
Autism is ...
a neurodevelopmental difference
a name rather than a diagnosis
the only way of thinking and learning
a historical research paper
5
Lorna Wing and Judith Gould published work in which three areas that later became a criterion for diagnosing Autism?
communication, socialisation and behaviour
cognition, emotions and ethnicity
education, health and socio-economic status
gender, parental occupations and friendship groups
6
The word 'autism' comes from the Greek word 'autos' which means ....
self
isolated
automatic
the God of righteousness
7
Autism impacts which of the following? (choose all that apply)
expressive language
the Stroop test
non-verbal communication
environmental factors
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Visual supports ...
all of the above
seek to provide young people with a means to initiate conversation
seek to help young people express how they are feeling
seek to support learning and information processing
9
Social stories ....... ? (choose all that apply)
were designed by Carol Gray
are a strategy to explain a social situation
are stories about social media
are also called social scripts
10
Which of the following are included in the diagnostic criteria for Autism in the DSM-5? (choose all that apply)
repetitive behaviours
needs relating to games
needs relating to social communication
restricted interests
11
What does PECS stand for?
picture exchange communication systems
picture enlargement conversation starter
picture exchange conversation system
pectoral muscles
12
Which of the following are indicative of social communication deficits?
difficulties in using eye contact, boyd language & gestures to communicate
difficulties in reciprocal conversations
failure to initiate or respond to social interactions
all of the above
13
In the 1990-2000's researcher Christopher Gilberg came to what conclusion about those on the Autism spectrum?
they easily understand social norms
they find it hard to mimic and copy what others do socially
they exhibit more language and functional skills
their brains operate in unique ways
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Which of the following are NOT true?
Autism may be caused by a lack of parental love and support
Autism has a biological basis
Autism is contagious
Early intervention has best outcomes for those with Autism
15
Expressive language ... (choose all that apply)
is the appropriate use of language in different contexts
is the same as receptive language
involves sending a message
can be verbal or non-verbal
16
Which of the following famous people have been diagnosed with Autism?
Uta Frith
Mozart
Richard Branson
Daryl Hannah
17
How many times as many boys than girls are diagnosed with Autism?
3 x
4 x
10 x
2 x
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Who were the two important researchers who, in the 1940's, helped establish an understanding of what autism is?
Carol Gray & Temple Grandin
Satoshi Tajiri & David Suzuki
Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall
Leon Kanner and Hans Asperger
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Universal design for learning is best described as ...
using a student's passion for building cars to engage them in learning
planning goals for a student based on both their diagnosed needs
teaching about the universe
providing students with many ways of being able to demonstrate learning
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Restricted and repetitive patterns of behaviour, interests and behaviour such as ...(choose all that apply)
lining up toys
insistence on sameness
repetitive motor movements
flipping obects
