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  Social Communication and Interaction in Autism

  Social Communication and Interaction in Autism

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  Joint Attention: Why It Matters in Early Development

  Joint attention — the ability to share focus on the same object with another person — typically emerges between 9 and 12 months and is one of the earliest and most reliable markers of later language and social development. Multiple meta-analyses confirm that delays in joint attention are among the first detectable signs of autism, and that targeted interventions can meaningfully improve these skills in autistic preschoolers.

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