Infantile autism : the syndrome and its implications for a neural theory of behavior by Bernard Rimland, Ph.D.
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352 pages ; 23 cm
Commentary on: Infantile autism / Bernard Rimland. c1964
Includes bibliographical references (pages 316-338) and indexes
The syndrome of early infantile autism : background, course, diagnosis and prognosis -- The parents of autistic children -- The etiology of infantile autism : the problem of biological versus psychological causation -- The differentiation of early infantile autism from childhood schizophrenia -- Autism as a cognitive dysfunction -- The specific biology of infantile autism : sensory phenomena, psychopharmacology, autopsy reports and hyperoxia as related to the reticular formation -- The theory : integration and support -- Ideas for research -- Some implications of early infantile autism for the study of personality -- Further implications of the study of autism -- Some implications of early infantile autism for a theory of behavior
Commentary on: Infantile autism / Bernard Rimland. c1964
Includes bibliographical references (pages 316-338) and indexes
The syndrome of early infantile autism : background, course, diagnosis and prognosis -- The parents of autistic children -- The etiology of infantile autism : the problem of biological versus psychological causation -- The differentiation of early infantile autism from childhood schizophrenia -- Autism as a cognitive dysfunction -- The specific biology of infantile autism : sensory phenomena, psychopharmacology, autopsy reports and hyperoxia as related to the reticular formation -- The theory : integration and support -- Ideas for research -- Some implications of early infantile autism for the study of personality -- Further implications of the study of autism -- Some implications of early infantile autism for a theory of behavior
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