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sammy

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Echolalia
 
  a. often represents an attempt at direct communication on the part of the student with autism.
  b. is usually nonfunctional communication.
  c. is an attempt on the part of the student with autism to memorize language.
  d. is a form of schizophrenic speech.

Question 2

Echolalia refers to the
 
  a. repetition of animal noises.
  b. repetition of the speech sounds a child has spontaneously uttered.
  c. mimicking of environmental noises.
  d. repetition of speech sounds the child has heard.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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