You evaluate a 4-year-old boy for significant weight loss wh…
You evaluate a 4-year-old boy for significant weight loss who does not exhibit fear of weight gain, body image disturbance, or drive for thinness. His mother reports noticing that he avoids food with a certain bitter taste, will only eat foods that are crunchy, does not engage in recurrent regurgitation of food, and does not consume nonnutritive substances (e.g., dirt, clay, soap, paper). His day care teachers have requested an evaluation for suspected autism spectrum diagnoses. What is the most appropriate diagnosis given the aforementioned information from the evaluation?
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