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The Human Voice May Not Spark Pleasure In Children With Autism
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The human voice appears to trigger pleasure circuits in the brains of typical kids, but not children with autism, a Stanford University team reports.
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I caution the use of edible/tangible motivators for prolonged lengths of time. Think about building in a routine for learned tasks. The predictable nature of routine can often be a strong motivator in itself for individuals with ASD.