Social deficits in autistic children
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This document discusses social skills deficits in children with autism and the importance of early intervention. It notes that children with autism often struggle with social interaction and understanding social rules. While they can excel academically, social and emotional development is often lacking due to issues with social skills. The document advocates for early intervention services that can help build skills, strengthen weaknesses, and improve behaviors through individualized support and training for children and their families.
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