Titlebook: Infantile Autism; A Clinical and Pheno Gerhard Bosch Book 1970 Springer-Verlag, Berlin · Heidelberg 1970 Syndrom.autism.psychiatry.psycholo

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The Picture of the Autistic Child in the Pre-lingual Stage of Development, half of the first year of life. He described in particular an inadequate show of interest through looks and a lack of friendly advances on the part of the children, e. g. not stretching out their arms when being dressed or picked up, and the lack of gestures with which normal children draw attentio

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Language and World of Autistic Children,of easily verifiable material available to us here, but also because it is in the language and through the language in particular that the success and failure of the constitution of the common and own worlds are most impressively revealed.

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Prognosis and Development of the Condition,se of the Kanner syndrome or of Rutter’s infantile psychosis, which is probably fairly identical with the Kanner syndrome, over 50% of the cases so far followed up finally require treatment in long-stay institutions. Of the 63 cases (Kanner and Eisenberg), 31 remained unable to speak, while 32 had d

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Therapy,d from its parents’ home where the autistic routine cannot be broken and also the child is given orthopedagogic treatment in special small groups. In addition, we also try mild medication. Of late, we have been using Phasein . or Trifluperidol. With relativelysmall doses of these, we believe we have

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Summary,an as yet be closed. As regards the etiology, I believe that the condition is most probably caused by a variety of factors, each of which can be involved to a greater or lesser extent in creating the disturbance. I have taken the term “autistic” to mean a supra-individual reaction type having to som