A place in the school where a student with autism can go to escape stress; prevent tantrums, rage, meltdowns or shutdowns; or regain control after a tantrum, rage, or meltdown is known as
A. the playground.
B. a home base.
C. a seclusion area.
D. the main office.
Answer: B
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