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Developing Psychomotor Skills in the Case of Autistic Students

Table 6:

Child’s name The way of performing the task
A. After having repeated two times, he fulfils the task by himself. Medium motor skills control; formed grasping skill.
B. He rotates the lid but does not blow bubbles. Having been shown two times, he refuses to try. Low motor skills control; he possesses the grasping skill.
S. After the first demonstration, he performs all actions. He completed the exercise three times. High motor skill control.
E. He blows soap bubbles after being shown two times. Then he refuses to perform. Low motor skills control
T. After having been shown two times, he performs slowly, but by himself. Medium motor skills control
I. After having been shown two times, he performs slowly, but by himself. Medium motor skills control
P. After having been shown once, she performs the exercise all by herself, three times. High motor skill control.
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