Signs and Characteristics of ASD

The video tutorial, led by Rebecca Landa, explores early signs of Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in young children. It presents video comparisons of neurotypical and ASD-affected children, highlighting differences in social interaction, communication, and play. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of early detection and diagnosis by experts, providing resources for further information.

What is the main focus of the tutorial introduced by Rebecca Landa?

• To demonstrate the early signs of ASD in children.

• To teach children how to play with toys.

• To provide a medical diagnosis of ASD.

• To discuss the nutritional needs of children.

How does the 19-month-old child with neurotypical development interact with the lady?

• He cries when she approaches.

• He takes the toy away from her.

• He offers her a pretend bite of food.

• He ignores her completely.

What does the 19-month-old child with neurotypical development do when the lady comments that the food is hot?

• He ignores her comment.

• He links his play and language to her idea.

• He stops playing immediately.

• He cries and looks away.

What is a key sign of ASD observed in the 19-month-old child?

• He shares his toys with others.

• He shows intense interest in a toy without social interaction.

• He plays creatively with the toy phone.

• He responds immediately when his name is called.

How does the 14-month-old child with mild motor delay demonstrate social engagement?

• By checking in with his mother and responding to gestures.

• By crying when left alone.

• By ignoring the people around him.

• By playing alone without any interaction.

What behavior is observed in the 14-month-old child showing signs of ASD?

• He communicates effectively using gestures.

• He shares his enjoyment with others.

• He follows the direction of a pointed gesture.

• He focuses intensely on a toy without interacting with people.

What does the 14-month-old child with ASD fail to do when the toy stops moving?

• He shares his excitement with others.

• He uses eye contact, vocalization, or gesture to ask for help.

• He continues to play with the toy creatively.

• He asks for help using eye contact and gestures.

What is a sign of healthy social and communication development in the 14-month-old without ASD?

• Crying when left alone.

• Playing with toys silently.

• Coordinating eye contact, gesture, and vocalization for communication.

• Ignoring others while playing.

What is a common characteristic of children with ASD as mentioned in the conclusion?

• They have a transient interest in objects.

• They have no difficulty in communication.

• They show persistent signs of intense interest in certain objects.

• They easily adapt to new social situations.

What is emphasized as crucial for diagnosing ASD?

• A single observation by a parent.

• A thorough developmental history and expert assessment.

• A quick online test.

• A child's ability to play with toys.