Professor Windell is lecturing her class about psychopathology. She reports that using medication for treating ASD symptoms
A. has been more effective than behavioral treatments.
B. is effective with high-functioning children but has little effect on low-functioning children.
C. has not yet been evaluated scientifically due to ethical concerns.
D. has been ineffective.
Answer: D
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