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Abnormal attachment patterns (over-clingy, indiscriminate) Limited social smiling and shared enjoyment by 6 mos . Limited gestures like pointing, response to name, joint attention by 12 mos . Limited social imitative play by 18 mos (eg imitating housework) Limited pretend play (eg feeding doll) by 24 mos . No friends at school-age
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