INFANTILE AUTISM, PROCEEDINGS OF THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY COLLOQUIUM

Abstract

A highly favorable review of the proceedings of the Indiana University Colloquium on Autism which is divided into four sections: (1) clinical problems of classification and description; (2) treatment (behavioral, differential effects of behavior modification); (3) neurophysiologically oriented research; and (4) analysis of progress in research. An impressively large amount of meaningful information is presented in a succinct and highly readable manner, and it is recommended for all serious students, clinicians, and researchers in the field of infantile autism.