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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2010

Communication in Autism, Dr. Rhea Paul

from Yale University: Health & Medicine · host Yale Autism Seminar

In this lecture, terms related to communication are defined and typical communication development are reviewed by Dr. Rhea Paul.

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Communication is a core deficit in autism spectrum disorders (ASD). In this one-hour lecture, terms related to communication are defined and typical communication development is reviewed. At each stage of typical acquisition differences seen in the communication of children with ASD are described and illustrated with video examples. A description of the aspects of communication that are unique to individuals with autism is also presented.

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