Titlebook: Autism; A Reappraisal of Con Michael Rutter,Eric Schopler Book 1978 Plenum Press, New York 1978 Psychotherapeut.Syndrom.Therapeut.assessmen

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The Partial Noncommunication of Culture to Autistic Children—An Application of Human Ethologytext speech, few questions or spontaneous utterances, and the idiosyncratic use of words. As Kanner (1943) remarked, they rarely use language to communicate. Rutter (1974) has found that nearly all autistic children show language peculiarities and retardation and in fact he suggests this as a diagnostic criterion.

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A Twin Study of Individuals with Infantile Autismce then there have been numerous hypotheses concerning the possible nature and origins of this defect (see Ornitz, 1973; Rutter, 1974). However, in spite of the supposition that the disorder is inborn there have been surprisingly few attempts to investigate possible genetic influences (see Rutter, 1967; Hanson & Gottesman, 1976).

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Diagnosis and Definitionproper, but the questions of definition and diagnosis have given rise to such controversy over the years that it is necessary to set the scene for what follows by some discussion of the issues involved.

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M. A. Rauschmann,G. Fussh?ller,K.-D. Thomannproper, but the questions of definition and diagnosis have given rise to such controversy over the years that it is necessary to set the scene for what follows by some discussion of the issues involved.

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Prothesenversorgung im ersten Weltkriegagnostic criteria (in his view the source of the other clinical manifestations) are extreme self-isolation and an obsessive insistence on sameness. The latter is manifested by resistance to change in aspects of the environment and the daily routine, and by the child’s own stereotyped activities, var

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Die Krukenberg- und Sauerbruch-Kineplastikre mute, and others show characteristic peculiarities of language such as reversal of the pronouns “I” and “you,” echolalia, repetitive and out of context speech, few questions or spontaneous utterances, and the idiosyncratic use of words. As Kanner (1943) remarked, they rarely use language to commu

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Paul Niehaus,A. J. J. Schl?sserhe language disturbance and how relevant it is to the panoply of symptoms displayed (Rutter, 1965,1968; Hermelin, 1968; Wing, 1969; Rutter .., 1971; Halpern, 1971; Hermelin & Frith, 1971; Cobrinik, 1974; Bartak .., 1975). A severe language disorder has been found in all autistic children studied by