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Developing Psychomotor Skills in the Case of Autistic Students

Table 4:

Child’s name Imitation skills, flexibility
A. He easily imitates the first moves. He performs the exercise seven times.
B. He imitates with difficulty, a third person is needed to make him understand how to stand. He performs the exercise four times.
S. After much persuasion, he started to perform all moves. He easily performs the exercise 5 times, but shows tiredness and indifference the last two times.
E. He imitates with great difficulty due to hyperactivity; he doesn’t pay attention to instructions; he misunderstands and does not stand as he should. He performs three times with great difficulty.
T. He imitates the first moves with difficulty and becomes interested after three repetitions. He performs the exercise seven times.
I. He easily imitates the first moves. He performs the exercise seven times.
P. She consecutively imitates all moves. She easily performs the exercise four times and shows tiredness and indifference in the last three attempts.
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