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Bedlam, Behaviourism and Beyond,ldren (TEACCH) programme?suggested different directions..Medical and psychiatric research resulted in numerous dead ends, and many abusive and harmful medical and therapeutic practices were applied to people with autism.

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Parent-Blaming, Parent Power and Research,the condition. Diagnostic criteria were revised in the 1960s and 1970s, genetic causes were investigated for the first time and more was learned about the real size of the autistic population. Standardised diagnostic instruments were developed and tested. Ideas about possible cognitive differences w

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Verwaltung der Gemeinde-Forsten,ists took a different approach..Medical research and rehabilitation moved forward rapidly after the Second World War, but as a ‘psychological condition,’ autism was not a target. Instead, a specific social construction of autism arose based on class, ‘race’/ethnicity and medicalised assumptions. Thi

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,Das griechisch-r?mische Zeitalter,ldren (TEACCH) programme?suggested different directions..Medical and psychiatric research resulted in numerous dead ends, and many abusive and harmful medical and therapeutic practices were applied to people with autism.

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,Das Hochmittelalter — das gro?e Experiment,the condition. Diagnostic criteria were revised in the 1960s and 1970s, genetic causes were investigated for the first time and more was learned about the real size of the autistic population. Standardised diagnostic instruments were developed and tested. Ideas about possible cognitive differences w

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Genetics, Genomics and the Medical Model of Autism,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-31015-7autism; disability; history of medicine; sociology; autism spectrum disorders; history of autism; behaviou