A common problem with ASD is where the subtleties of speech production are unusual: speech is disturbed in rate, rhythm, and intonation. The child or adult with ASD sounds unusual to the normal listener, even when the speech content is normal.
These disruptions are referred to as
a. aphonia.
b. dysprosody.
c. dysrythmia.
d. anhedonia.
Question 2
Which of the following is one of the classic symptoms of ASD?
a. mongoloid facial features
b. delayed physical development
c. impaired communication ability
d. inability to metabolize phenylalanine
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