Titlebook: High-Functioning Individuals with Autism; Eric Schopler,Gary B. Mesibov Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 ETA.autism

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Neuropsychological Studies of High-Level Autisms using tests with adequate norms, sensitivity to cerebral dysfunction, and localizing value. This allows us to address the question of the universality and specificity of cognitive deficits in autism.

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Neurological Localization in Autismentral nervous system involvement was first given serious consideration. Since that time, three fundamentally different localizations have been hypothesized for the primary neuropathology in autism: the brainstem-cerebellar circuitry, the limbic system, and the circuitry of the cerebral cortex. In t

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Social Perception in High-Level Autismof affective contact, children with autism have been described as treating others as if they were things more like pieces of furniture than sentient human beings. We are led to ask: What is so special about persons, how does the normal infant (and child) come to recognize people . people, and what h

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Outcome and Follow-Up Studies of High-Functioning Autistic Individualsescence and adulthood (DeMyer .., 1973; Lockyer & Rutter, 1969, 1970; Lotter, 1974). These studies were important in indicating that language skills and intelligence were factors in predicting outcomes for autistic students and adults. For a number of reasons, it now seems time to take a serious sec

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Vocational Possibilities for High-Functioning Adults with Autismre needed, from the highly structured and specialized to complete mainstreaming, vocational settings follow the same continuum. Sheltered workshops that serve as training and work sites for many developmentally disabled adults represent the most specialized option. Competitive employment in regular

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