If you were to administer the WISC to a child with ASD, which subscale would likely cause the child the most difficulty?

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Children with ASD typically struggle with social communication and may have difficulty understanding abstract language and idioms, which are assessed in the verbal comprehension subtests of the WISC. Nonverbal abilities, such as those assessed in the image memory and repetitive design tasks, may actually be a relative strength for some children with ASD. Short-term memory abilities may vary depending on the individual, and thus may or may not be a challenge.

If You Were to Administer the WISC to a Child