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[quote=Anonymous]My dd's imaginary play is definite far behind her peers. She much prefers games that have fixed rules, even if she makes them up. Paula Elitov, a developmenal psychologist, diagnosed our child with AS after a visit to the school that lasted a couple of hours and a long (many pages) survey/checklist that the teacher filled out (and, of course, playing with and testing our child and a long survey that we filled out). [/quote]
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