Some children perform stereotyped and repetitive behaviors using some parts of their body, such as incessantly flapping their hands or banging their head against a wall.These behaviors sometimes are referred to as
A)rhythmic activities.
B)self-stimulatory behaviors.
C)recurrent performances.
D)habitual routines.

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These behaviors are commonly known as self-stimulatory or self-stimulating behaviors, which are repetitive actions that can provide sensory stimulation or a feeling of comfort to individuals with autism spectrum disorder, intellectual disabilities, or other developmental disabilities.

Some Children Perform Stereotyped and Repetitive Behaviors Using Some Parts