Titlebook: Autism; Professional perspec Kathryn Ellis (Family Services Coordinator) Book 1990 Kathryn Ellis 1990 autism.education.medicine.neurology.p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-6924-8autism; education; medicine; neurology; pedagogy; psychiatry; psychology

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Geschichte des politischen DenkensThere are four aspects of autism, all of which are generally acknowledged to be observable in all children who are autistic. Whilst the extent of the difficulties imposed by the condition may be widely variable, they will all be present to a greater degree than is found in the general population.

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The early years,There are four aspects of autism, all of which are generally acknowledged to be observable in all children who are autistic. Whilst the extent of the difficulties imposed by the condition may be widely variable, they will all be present to a greater degree than is found in the general population.

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Adolescence and early adulthood (2): The needs of the young adult with severe difficulties,As indicated in Chapter 1, autism is now recognized as a descriptive term for a spectrum of related disorders, otherwise known as the ‘a(chǎn)utistic continuum’. This chapter will focus on the specific characteristics and needs of the adolescents and adults who are not only socially impaired but have other severe learning difficulties.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00085-9ified but, as with disability of any kind, there must be a point where the dividing line between autism and ‘normality’ is blurred. The problems experienced by young people who are less handicapped may be less obvious but can nevertheless create severe difficulties for them.

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Geschichte des politischen Denkensces a sinking of the heart in the hapless informant. Autism is the name given to a behaviour pattern, produced in a complicated way, as the end result of a long chain of causation and there is no way of explaining it in a few words. But, given the luxury of a whole chapter devoted to the task, justi