Parents of all children—regardless of ability or disability—need to provide support for their children in their disabilities and abilities. Reflecting on what you know about autism, what types of comforting measures might parents of a child with autism avoid? PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY.

Karen is waiting by the lockers before school for her friend richard. they had agreed to look over the history review sheet together to be ready for the test later that day. richard shows up late with uncombed hair and wrinkled clothes. karen: "you're five minutes late and you look like a wreck! " richard: (slams his locker) "you know, i don't have time for this." karen: "fine! figure out the test on your own! "