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Lucas A. Müller,Michael Stephangnitive and emotional difficulties, as well as environmental issues, may be the root of the challenging behaviors. Additionally, challenging behaviors related to social skills deficits have been found in many groups, including children diagnosed with Intellectual Disabilities (ID), Attention Deficit

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Bj?rn Freistühler,Jan A. Kempkes,Francesco Suprano,Andreas W?mpenervironment (Stay ton, Hogan, & Ains worth, 1971) and appears to develop in the context of the infant’s preferential interest in social interaction, imitation, and social-communicative transactions. As infants begin to integrate sensorimotor schémas, they develop the ability to selectively attend and

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inability to relate normally to other people is given as a fundamental characteristic of this disorder. Yet, as Rutter (1983) has pointed out, “until very recently, the social abnormalities of autistic children have been the least studied of all the features of the syndrome, in spite of the fact tha

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Dieter Schramm,H. Hirschvironment (Stay ton, Hogan, & Ains worth, 1971) and appears to develop in the context of the infant’s preferential interest in social interaction, imitation, and social-communicative transactions. As infants begin to integrate sensorimotor schémas, they develop the ability to selectively attend and

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Xiaoyi Ma,Xiaowei Hu,Dieter Schramm, for it involves relationships between male and female, and relationships between parents and offspring as well. Also, the ends at which the activities are aiming are really more complicated. The parents have to provide shelter and food, and they have to defend the young against predators. In all t

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Yannik Petersubject (Ewer, 1968) was published sixteen years ago, and there is a need for this information to be examined in terms of modern sociobiological theory. My approach throughout is evolutionary and is therefore directed strongly towards research which throws light on the ways in which mammals behave in