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Every child with autism does communicate. Even without any intervention they know how to protest, how to object, and usually if parents and teachers are good observers, they also know how to tell you what they want. All three of these abilities are often expressed through physical means, and these non-verbal expressions get positive results when interpreted by the correct people.
In some situations these children cannot get their message across, and revert to unusual, destructive, or aggressive behavior. This usually happens when the child:
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