When people with autism spectrum disorder watch another person's hand movements,they display less-than-normal signs of
A) insecure attachment.
B) egocentrism.
C) mirroring activity.
D) stranger anxiety.

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Mirroring activity refers to the tendency of individuals to imitate the movements of others. Research has found that individuals with autism spectrum disorder show less mirroring activity when watching the hand movements of others. This suggests a deficit in their ability to engage in social imitation and may contribute to their difficulty in social communication and interaction. Therefore, the best choice is C - mirroring activity.

When People with Autism Spectrum Disorder Watch Another Person's Hand