An individual with ASD who demonstrates marked distress on switching activities (such as responding with loud verbalizations and behaviors that could result in self-harm)is demonstrating which level of clinical manifestations of the disorder?
A)Level I clinical manifestation
B)Level II clinical manifestation
C)Level III clinical manifestation
D)Level IV clinical manifestation

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A)Marked distress on switching activities is a level III manifestation of ASD. Level I manifestations typically include inflexible behavior and organizational problems, and level II manifestations typically involve difficult switching activities but not distress. There is no level IV categorization for clinical manifestations.
B)Marked distress on switching activities is a level III manifestation of ASD. Level I manifestations typically include inflexible behavior and organizational problems, and level II manifestations typically involve difficult switching activities but not distress. There is no level IV categorization for clinical manifestations.
C)Marked distress on switching activities is a level III manifestation of ASD. Level I manifestations typically include inflexible behavior and organizational problems, and level II manifestations typically involve difficult switching activities but not distress. There is no level IV categorization for clinical manifestations.
D)Marked distress on switching activities is a level III manifestation of ASD. Level I manifestations typically include inflexible behavior and organizational problems, and level II manifestations typically involve difficult switching activities but not distress. There is no level IV categorization for clinical manifestations.

An Individual with ASD Who Demonstrates Marked Distress on Switching