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Which statement describes behavior often seen in students who have autism?
Correct answer: They may struggle to control their behavior when asked and may resist changes to their routine or seat.
Answer options
- AThey may struggle to control their behavior when asked and may resist changes to their routine or seat Correct
- BThey can always control their behavior when asked, though they may resist changes to their routine or seat
- CThey tend to misbehave on purpose but handle changes to their routine or seat with ease
Why
Autism can make it hard for a child to rein in a behavior just because an adult asks, and an unexpected change of seat or routine can trigger a strong reaction; this is not deliberate misbehavior. A predictable, structured setting and a patient response work best.
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Topic: School bus (CDL) License: CDL
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