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What is one of the earliest signs of autism in infants according to the text?
What is one of the earliest signs of autism in infants according to the text?
- Early language development
- Decreased eye contact (correct)
- Gesturing skills
- Increased eye contact
At what age do infants typically begin making skilled eye contact, according to the text?
At what age do infants typically begin making skilled eye contact, according to the text?
- 2 months (correct)
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 1 year
Why is gesturing considered important in infant development?
Why is gesturing considered important in infant development?
- It is a way of building social relationships (correct)
- It is a sign of autism
- It helps infants develop motor skills faster
- It leads to earlier language development
What percentage of parents with autistic children observe developmental differences by the time their child is 2 years old?
What percentage of parents with autistic children observe developmental differences by the time their child is 2 years old?
What behavior may be an early indicator of autism in babies according to the text?
What behavior may be an early indicator of autism in babies according to the text?
What is the significance of eye contact in infant development?
What is the significance of eye contact in infant development?
What is a common indicator of a developmental difference in infants?
What is a common indicator of a developmental difference in infants?
What skill is often decreased in autistic children, as mentioned in the text?
What skill is often decreased in autistic children, as mentioned in the text?
What is one of the main concerns when an infant shows a pattern of nonresponse to their own name?
What is one of the main concerns when an infant shows a pattern of nonresponse to their own name?
Which aspect of language development can be described as 'uneven' according to the text?
Which aspect of language development can be described as 'uneven' according to the text?
What feature is commonly observed in autistic children's facial expressions compared to nonautistic children?
What feature is commonly observed in autistic children's facial expressions compared to nonautistic children?
What can the loss of skills and abilities in infants or toddlers indicate?
What can the loss of skills and abilities in infants or toddlers indicate?
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