Leaders Flashcards

(26 cards)

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Who is considered one of the pioneers in autism research?

A

Leo Kanner

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What theory did Hans Asperger contribute to autism?

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Asperger’s syndrome, which is considered a form of autism.

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True or False: The theory of mind is a key concept in autism research.

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True

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Fill in the blank: The __________ hypothesis suggests that autism is caused by a genetic predisposition.

A

genetic

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Who proposed the ‘refrigerator mother’ theory in the 1940s?

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Leo Kanner

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What is the focus of the cognitive theories of autism?

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Understanding the mental processes of individuals with autism.

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Which theory emphasizes the role of social interaction in autism?

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Social motivation theory

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True or False: The neurodiversity movement advocates for viewing autism as a difference rather than a disorder.

A

True

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9
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Who developed the theory of mind hypothesis?

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Simon Baron-Cohen

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What does the term ‘executive functioning’ refer to in autism research?

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The cognitive processes that manage planning, attention, and problem-solving.

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Which autism theory focuses on the sensory processing differences?

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Sensory integration theory

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Fill in the blank: The __________ model integrates biological, psychological, and social factors in understanding autism.

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biopsychosocial

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What is the primary focus of the ecological model in autism?

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The interaction between individuals and their environment.

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True or False: Autism is solely caused by environmental factors.

A

False

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Who is known for the concept of ‘mindblindness’ in autism?

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Simon Baron-Cohen

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What is the main idea behind the theory of weak central coherence?

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Individuals with autism may focus on details rather than the whole picture.

17
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Fill in the blank: The __________ theory suggests that individuals with autism have a different way of processing information.

18
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Which researcher is associated with the concept of ‘autistic culture’?

19
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What does the term ‘spectrum’ refer to in autism?

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The wide range of symptoms and abilities in individuals with autism.

20
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Who proposed the ‘double empathy problem’ theory?

A

Damian Milton

21
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True or False: The DSM-5 recognizes autism as a single disorder with varying levels of severity.

22
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What is the primary focus of the applied behavior analysis (ABA) approach?

A

To modify behavior through reinforcement techniques.

23
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Fill in the blank: The __________ approach emphasizes understanding the perspective of individuals with autism.

A

person-centered

24
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Who is a prominent figure in advocating for autism acceptance rather than treatment?

A

Autistic self-advocates

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What is the main criticism of the 'refrigerator mother' theory?
It places blame on parents for the child's condition.
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What does the term 'stimming' refer to in the context of autism?
Self-stimulatory behavior often exhibited by individuals with autism.