Stimulus Overselectivity in Autism, Down
Syndrome, and
Typical Development
William V. Dube, Rachel S. Farber, Marlana R. Mueller, Eileen Grant, Lucy Lorin, and Curtis K.
Deutsch
Abstract
Typical Development
William V. Dube, Rachel S. Farber, Marlana R. Mueller, Eileen Grant, Lucy Lorin, and Curtis K.
Deutsch
Abstract
Stimulus overselectivity refers to maladaptive narrow attending that is a common
learning problem among children with intelle ctual disabilities and frequently associated with
autism.
The prese nt study contrasted oversele ctivity among groups of children with autism, Down syndrome, and typical development.... Leer mas
The prese nt study contrasted oversele ctivity among groups of children with autism, Down syndrome, and typical development.... Leer mas
Publicacion: 23/07/2016
Beyond Trisomy 21: Phenotypic Variability
in People with Down
Syndrome Explained by Further Chromosome Mis-segregation and
Mosaic Aneuploidy
Huntington Potter*
Department of Neurology, and Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome, Rocky Mountain Alzheimer’s Disease Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center,
USA
Syndrome Explained by Further Chromosome Mis-segregation and
Mosaic Aneuploidy
Huntington Potter*
Department of Neurology, and Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome, Rocky Mountain Alzheimer’s Disease Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Center,
USA
Abstract Phenotypic variability is a
fundamental feature of the human population and is particularly evident among peoplewith Down
syndrome and/or Alzheimer’s disease.
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Publicacion: 23/07/2016