n.模仿言语

The child with autism often engages in echolalia, repeating words or phrases spoken by others.
自闭症儿童常表现出 echolalia，重复他人所说的话或短语。
Echolalia can be a way for individuals with communication difficulties to practice language and social interaction.
对于有沟通障碍的人来说，echolalia 可能是一种练习语言和社交互动的方式。
Sarah noticed her son frequently engages in echolalia, echoing back questions instead of answering them directly.
莎拉注意到她的儿子经常表现出 echolalia，会重复问题而不是直接回答。
In some cases, echolalia may serve as a calming mechanism for individuals on the autism spectrum.
在某些情况下，echolalia 对于自闭症谱系的人可能起到一种安抚机制的作用。
The therapist encouraged the use of echolalia as a stepping stone towards more meaningful communication.
治疗师鼓励利用 echolalia 作为迈向更有意义交流的垫脚石。
During the therapy session, the child's echolalia decreased as he learned to initiate his own sentences.
在治疗过程中，随着孩子学会主动发起自己的句子，他的 echolalia 现象减少了。
Researchers have found that echolalia can sometimes provide insight into a person's thoughts and emotions.
研究人员发现，echolalia 有时能提供对一个人思想和情感的洞察。
It's important to understand that echolalia is not purposeless; it serves communicative functions for the individual.
重要的是要理解，echolalia 并非无目的；它为个人提供了沟通功能。
The teacher used modeling techniques to help the student move beyond simple echolalia and generate original responses.
老师采用了示范技巧帮助学生超越简单的 echolalia，产生原创性的回应。
In the early stages of language development, echolalia is common and considered a natural part of learning to speak.
在语言发展的初期，echolalia 是常见的，被认为是学习说话的一个自然部分。