(from the chapter) This chapter provides the basics of human developmentand helps parents to understand not only how autism affects theirchild's development, but also how a good educational program andconsistent, loving care can make a critical difference in their child'slife. Some typical achievements in the areas of cognitive, communication,social-emotional and motor development for normal children are summarizedand discussed. Difficulties in language and social development inchildren with autism are discussed, and some practical advice forparents in helping their child overcome problem behaviors is given.((c) 2000 APA/PsycINFO, all rights reserved).
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