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The repetative behaviours refer to things such as headbanging, flapping arms, clapping hands, rocking ect. Things that the person does very often without even knowing they are doing it, or as a form of expression. The interests refer to how people with autism can be "obsessive" about certain items/topics. For example my son likes spinning wheels on toy cars, and has an obsession with times and dates.

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