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Question 12 Autistic children have been found to show deficits in joint attention interactions. A clear example of a joint attention interaction is showing especially high interest in a stimulus, for example, by visually attending to it. expressing friendship by hugging a person. expressing a command verbally by saying "be quiet." drawing someone's attention to an object by pointing to it.

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          Question 12
Autistic children have been found to show deficits in joint attention interactions. A clear example of a joint attention interaction is
showing especially high interest in a stimulus, for example, by visually attending to it.
expressing friendship by hugging a person.
expressing a command verbally by saying "be quiet."
drawing someone's attention to an object by pointing to it.

question 12 autistic children have been found to show deficits in joint attention interactions a clear example of a joint attention interaction is showing especially high interest in a stimu 17933

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Psychology Openstax

Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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11/25/2024

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Question 12 Autistic children have been found to show deficits in joint attention interactions. A clear example of a joint attention interaction is showing especially high interest in a stimulus, for example, by visually attending to it. expressing friendship by hugging a person. expressing a command verbally by saying "be quiet." drawing someone's attention to an object by pointing to it.