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1). Why is it important or do you think it is important to have early intensive behavioral interventions (EIBI) for the treatment of autism in preschool aged children?

2). What are some of the other recently new types of behavioral interventions treatment for preschool children with autism?

3). What do you think will happen with a preschool child with autism who does not receive help?

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1) I think that it is important to have early intensive behavioral interventions for the treatment of autism in preschool children, due to the fact that the earlier the intervention, the greater the probability of reducing the effects of autism within these children. This is because they will learn the social interaction and behavioral skills ...

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