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Autism Quiz

http://www.autismtoday.com/autism_quiz.htm

Editors note: It is scary when potential diagnosis of autism is based on questions that really do not deviate from the range of normal behaviors.

AUTISM TODAY "Everything you need to know about autism"

Autism Quiz

Are you wondering whether a child you know may have Autism or Asperger's Syndrome?

Take this simple little quiz. If you answer yes to 3 or more of these questions, have them checked out by a professional.

1. Do they spin objects around and around?

2. Is their speech repetitive, like an echo?

3. Are they attracted to shows like Wheel of Fortune or Jeopardy?

4. Do they like to watch the same movie over and over again?

5. Are they fascinated with numbers and letters?

6. Do they seem unafraid of things that they should be afraid of?

7. Is it hard for them to make eye contact?

8. Do they shun away from being touched?

9. Do they like to line objects in a row?

10. Do they lack the ability to play "with" other children?
 

 

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