A Sideways Stare, an Obsession with Videos: What Are Repetitive Behaviors in Autism?
Collecting science facts, flapping your hands, and being very sensitive to sound are all traits of autism. What ties them together?
Learn MoreIn the articles and webinars that follow, researchers, clinicians, and community members share their knowledge and experience about the behaviors that accompany autism.
Browse Topics A-ZCollecting science facts, flapping your hands, and being very sensitive to sound are all traits of autism. What ties them together?
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