Current thinking regarding the use of echolalia by autistic children holds that:
A) echolalia may represent an attempt to communicate.
B) echolalia is non-productive and should be discouraged.
C) echolalia could be used as the basis for training communicative interaction.
D) Both A and C

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Echolalia in autistic children is now understood as potentially meaningful and may represent an attempt to communicate or interact. It can be used as a foundation for developing further communication skills, thus both A and C are correct.

Current Thinking Regarding the Use of Echolalia by Autistic Children