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Language: The Problem Beyond Conditioningemonstrable deficits (of perception, memory, and motor integration) as well as, of course, special features of social history may better account for the ways in which autistic children differ among themselves. Be that as it may, this chapter is limited to a consideration of some special features of

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Neurophysiologic Studiesation of autistic children who were reported to exhibit each behavior. It can be seen from these tables that symptoms in the category of autistic disturbances of the modulation of sensory input occur at high frequencies as do symptoms in the category of autistic disturbances of relating. Furthermore

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Biochemical Strategies and Conceptsbehavioral abnormalities can become very difficult to interpret. Yet one feels certain that here, as in the major psychoses of adult life, metabolic factors may play some role in etiology and could be revealed if only one knew how best to display them.

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