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Autism Biological Causes PDA?

What is PDA? PDA is a condition, identified with autism, and usually is characterized by a great desire to evade or resist demands. In addition, the causes come from the complicated interplay between environmental, genetic, and biological factors that account for modifications in neurological development. One can only guess cautiously that because of autism, PDA is now present in your child.

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