Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
Autistic individuals may struggle with using and understanding nonverbal communication cues, such as facial expressions, gestures, and tone of voice. Difficulties in reciprocal conversation and understanding social nuances are common.
Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
Autistic individuals may show differences in their back and forth communication with others. In young children, they may not initiate social interactions with others or consistently respond when others approach them or call their name. In older individuals, they may have difficulties with maintaining back and forth conversations and/or dislike initiating or engaging in small talk.
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