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13 Biological and Environmental Determinants of Developmental Disabilities
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Janet Hardy
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgements xi
- Introduction xiii
- Introduction xx
- “Home Centred Video Taped Counselling Programmes: Description” 1
- “Home Centred Video Taped Counselling Programmes: Results” 6
- Travelling Clinics in Saskatchewan—Diagnostic Assessment and Counselling 13
- “Delivery of Services to Exceptional Children in the Northwest Territories” 18
- Proposal for the Handicapped Inuit in the Baffin Region, N.W.T. 22
- A Cross-cultural Study of Child-Rearing Practices: Trends, Issues and Problems 31
- Cognitive Development Across Cultures 37
- A Multinational Perspective on Child-Rearing Values 42
- Principes d’éducation des enfants vus sous un angle multinational 53
- Learning-Disabled Children Growing Up 69
- Emotionally Disturbed Children and Adolescents and Their Learning Disorders 76
- Early Identification of Learning Disorders: Kindergarten to Grade 7 83
- Prevention of Disabilities: Some Neurological Aspects of Learning Disorders 90
- La Prévention des infirmités: Quelques aspects des troubles d’apprentissage 102
- Biological and Environmental Determinants of Developmental Disabilities 121
- Genetic Aspects of Mental Retardation 130
- Screening for Inborn Errors of Metabolism 134
- Meeting the Needs of Multiply Handicapped Children 143
- Management of Children with Special Handicaps 151
- Problems Experienced by Line Staff in Management of Children with Multiple Handicaps 158
- “Problèmes rencontrés par le personnel de base dans leur travail avec les enfants à handicaps multiples”. 169
- Battered Adolescents 185
- “Adolescents Maltraités” 190
- Le Devenir D’Enfants Maltraités 196
- The Fate of Battered Children 201
- Opening Statement at Plenary Session 209
- Planning and Integrating a Model of Health and Medical Care Services 210
- Components of Health Services for Children 218
- Plenary Session: Concluding Discussion 226
- Séance plénière: Discussion 229
- Contributors 232
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgements xi
- Introduction xiii
- Introduction xx
- “Home Centred Video Taped Counselling Programmes: Description” 1
- “Home Centred Video Taped Counselling Programmes: Results” 6
- Travelling Clinics in Saskatchewan—Diagnostic Assessment and Counselling 13
- “Delivery of Services to Exceptional Children in the Northwest Territories” 18
- Proposal for the Handicapped Inuit in the Baffin Region, N.W.T. 22
- A Cross-cultural Study of Child-Rearing Practices: Trends, Issues and Problems 31
- Cognitive Development Across Cultures 37
- A Multinational Perspective on Child-Rearing Values 42
- Principes d’éducation des enfants vus sous un angle multinational 53
- Learning-Disabled Children Growing Up 69
- Emotionally Disturbed Children and Adolescents and Their Learning Disorders 76
- Early Identification of Learning Disorders: Kindergarten to Grade 7 83
- Prevention of Disabilities: Some Neurological Aspects of Learning Disorders 90
- La Prévention des infirmités: Quelques aspects des troubles d’apprentissage 102
- Biological and Environmental Determinants of Developmental Disabilities 121
- Genetic Aspects of Mental Retardation 130
- Screening for Inborn Errors of Metabolism 134
- Meeting the Needs of Multiply Handicapped Children 143
- Management of Children with Special Handicaps 151
- Problems Experienced by Line Staff in Management of Children with Multiple Handicaps 158
- “Problèmes rencontrés par le personnel de base dans leur travail avec les enfants à handicaps multiples”. 169
- Battered Adolescents 185
- “Adolescents Maltraités” 190
- Le Devenir D’Enfants Maltraités 196
- The Fate of Battered Children 201
- Opening Statement at Plenary Session 209
- Planning and Integrating a Model of Health and Medical Care Services 210
- Components of Health Services for Children 218
- Plenary Session: Concluding Discussion 226
- Séance plénière: Discussion 229
- Contributors 232