Multiple Choice
You enter a room and see an average-looking child wildly flapping his arms repetitively for no apparent reason. You then notice that this child becomes extremely agitated when an adult pulls a shade on a window down just a few inches. As a knowledgeable psychology student, you would rightly surmise that this child
A) has Down syndrome.
B) is autistic.
C) has muscular dystrophy.
D) is suffering from rubella.
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