Compared with typically developing children,children with autism more often
A)engage in social referencing.
B)establish joint attention.
C)imitate an adult's novel behaviors.
D)use words to echo what others say and to get things they want,not to exchange ideas.

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Children with autism often have delayed or limited language development and may use words primarily for instrumental purposes, such as obtaining objects or requesting assistance, rather than for social communication or exchanging ideas. They may also have difficulty with perspective-taking and understanding social cues, making social referencing and joint attention more challenging. While they may be able to imitate specific actions, they may struggle with more complex or abstract behaviors.

Compared with Typically Developing Children,children with Autism More Often