Which of the following language patterns is common in autistic children?

A) Executive disturbance
B) Echolalia
C) Echopraxia
D) Linguistic hallucinations

Echolalia

The repetition of words or phrases spoken by others, often observed in individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental conditions.

Executive Disturbance

Disruptions or impairments in the executive functions of the brain, affecting tasks such as planning, organizing, and managing time.

Linguistic Hallucinations

Hallucinations involving the perception of voices or other sounds that have no physical source, often related to mental health conditions.