Beatrice, age 7, does not relate to others. She lacks speech and exhibits disturbed motor behavior, intellectual impairment, and tantrums if objects in her room are moved or there is a change in her daily routine. Beatrice's behaviors most closely meet the criteria for a diagnosis of _______ disorder.
A. autism spectrum
B. attention-deficit/hyperactivity
C. communication
D. disruptive behavior.
Answer: A
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