A common feature of autism spectrum disorder across the range of functioning is the inability to _____
A)see things from someone else's perspective.
B)speak.
C)focus on just one thing.
D)control verbal outbursts.

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Seeing things from someone else's perspective, also known as having theory of mind, is a commonly impaired cognitive ability in individuals with autism spectrum disorder. This difficulty can impact social communication and understanding of social relationships. While some individuals with autism spectrum disorder may also experience difficulty with the other options listed, such as speaking or controlling verbal outbursts, these are not universal features across the range of functioning in individuals with the disorder.

A Common Feature of Autism Spectrum Disorder Across the Range