Ben is 4 years old and has not spoken his first words yet. He does not interact with any of the children in his day care and gets very agitated when any changes are made to his environment. At times, he also flaps his arms for no apparent reason. Based on his symptoms, Ben is MOST likely to be diagnosed with:
A) childhood schizophrenia.
B) conduct disorder.
C) attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
D) autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
D) autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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a. begins earlier b. takes less time c. is less noticeable d. lasts longer
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a. are more diverse and try to include other groups besides white heterosexuals. b. are more positive than before the 1980s. c. view gender differences on a continuum as opposed to a dichotomy. d. have the belief that traits associated with females represent the norm.
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What will be an ideal response?