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Thesaurus of psychological index terms
Disorders, usually due to cognitive or neurological dysfunction resulting in problems in symbolisation or in delays in language and speech development.
DP
The use of language for communicative competence. The ability to use language as a tool to aid interaction within society, via communication with individuals and groups.
Education Act 1993
A permanent condition, arising during childhood or adolescence, characterised by a state if incomplete development of mind that includes significant impairments of intelligence and social functioning.
Online medical dictionary
Hyperuricaemia (high serum levels of uric acid) due to a defective gene. Patients with this syndrome are prone to have uric acid kidney stones and mental retardation.
Loners: the life path of unusual children, S Wolff
Solitary children who are unable to adapt to the social and educational demands of school life.
Children with autism, Trevarthen et al
Intensive, behaviourally-based or training approach to working with young autistic children, based on the theories of Ivar Lovaas at the University of California, Los Angeles.