Titlebook: Disordered Thinking and Communication in Children; Mahin Hassibi,Harry Breuer Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 Thou

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Specific Language Dysfunctioning in Children: A Historical Overview,ble symptoms grew. As more probing questions were posed, more thorough examinations appeared in the literature, and inferences were made regarding the specific nature of the linguistic defects and their etiology. Thus emerged the second aspect—theoretical conceptualization.

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Psycholinguistic Development: Functioning and Dysfunctioning,ncongruence of his acts with the shared rules and practice of communication in his particular community. When the patient is a child, one must consider one other, highly complicating factor—the patient is somewhere along the road of developing the mechanisms of communication and of learning its conv

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Epilogue,as their varieties, would not have lent themselves to categorization and abstraction in the absence of an innate organizing potential. This organizing principle is the most fundamental contribution of the central nervous system to the act and the process of conceptualization. In each stage of develo

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Normal Social Development,re be assumed that the capacity to respond to interpersonal cues and to develop social ties is among the important biological endowments of human beings. Although we do not have the necessary genetic information as yet to support such a hypothesis, we may observe seemingly innate tendencies on the p

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