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ASD Assignment

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What are some early signs of ASD? Lack of response when name is called, difficulties with joint attention, poor eye contact, less interest in peers, sensory-motor difficulties, and stereotyped behaviors
How long after symptoms becoming apparent is the typical delay in identification of ASD? 2-3 years
What factors contribute to delays in the identification of ASD? Symptom severity, culture, gender, and attitudes toward diagnosis
What type of deficits tend to lead to earlier identification of ASD? Severe communication deficits
What are some common professionals that conduct ASD assessments? Psychologists, neurologists, pediatricians, and psychiatrists.
What are some of the most common pitfalls that delays the identification of ASH? Thinking a child is "going through a phase" or basing a diagnosis on a single behavior or instance of behavior.
What is one difference between diagnosis and eligibility? Diagnosis is based on a set of criteria while Eligibility is based on federal law.
What type of information should be included in a comprehensive evaluation of ASD? Developmental history, observations, interviews with parents and teachers, direct interaction, and information about social, communication, sensory, emotional, cognitive, and adaptive functioning.
What are Dr. Aspy's and Dr. Grossman's ten tips for the evaluation of ASD? 1) Plan and prepare 2) Communicate and inform 3) Work as a team 4) Keep an open mind 5) Schedule time to process 6) Think recommendations 7) Allow for fun and flexibility 8)Reinforce 9)Observe across settings 10) Be responsive
What qualities do you look for in interdisciplinary team members? Good with parents and students, good writers, good organizers, analytical thinkers, people who are able to deal with ambiguity, skills in dealing with conflict, and a sense of humor
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