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Main description:
This major reference work breaks new ground as an electronic resource for students, educators, researchers, and professionals. Comprehensive in breath and textbook in depth, the Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders serves as a reference repository of knowledge in the field as well as a regularly updated conduit of new knowledge long before such information trickles down from research to standard textbooks. The Encyclopedia consists of 5 volumes and approximately 1,500 entries divided by the major conceptual areas of ASD and PDDs, including:
- Research trends and findings
- Behavior/speech
- Communication
- Treatments
- Education
Taking advantage of the techniques offered by the electronic medium, the Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders offers an extensive cross-referencing system facilitating search and retrieval of information.
Feature:
Editor in Chief: Fred R. Volkmar, Director of the Child Study Center of the Yale University School of Medicine
Associate Editors: Michael D. Powers, Rhea Paul, Kevin Pelphrey
Contributors: Leading scholars, researchers, and clinicians in autism
Offers a foundation of broadly based topics across the broad expanse of autism, pervasive developmental disabilities (PDDs) and related intellectual disabilities
Hyperlinks from Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders articles in both PDF and HTML formats lead interested readers to broader coverage across the encyclopedia entries
Serves as a reference repository of knowledge for the field as well as a conduit of information from leading research before it trickles down to the standard textbooks
Offers an extensive cross-referencing system that will facilitate the search and retrieval of information
Contents:
Acquired autism.- Acuity.- Affective Development.- Agraphia.- Antigluten Therapy.- Aphasia.- Articulation.- Autistic Savants.- Behavior Plan.- Behavioral Assessment.- Birth Complications.- Body Mapping.- Boraker autism Phenotype.- Bruxism.- Capgras Syndrome.- Carnosine.- Ceiling Effect.- Circle Of Communication.- Cluster Analysis.- Consequence-Based Interventions.- Deaf-Blind.- Decoding Skills.- Dendrite.- Desensitization.- Developmental Disabilities.- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV-TR).- Diazepam.- Dichotic Listening.- Direct Instruction.- Discourse Management.- Dopamine.- Dual Diagnosis.- Dysbiosis.- Dystoria.- Early Development.- Eating Disorders.- Echolalia.- Ecological Validity.- Emergence Of Mind.- Empathy.- False-Belief Task.- Family Therapy.- Febrile Convulsions.- Feingold Diet.- Feral Children.- Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.- Figurative Language.- Finger Tapping Test.- Food Intolerance.- Fragile X Syndrome.- Functional Analysis.- Gait Abnormalities.- Generative Complexity.- Handicap.- Hanen Approach.- Heavy Metals.- Hemispheric Specialization.- Heredity.- Holistic Orientation.- Integration.- Intelligence Testing.- Intelligent Testing.- Intelligence.- Quotient.- Joint Attention Deficits.- Joubert Syndrome.- Kinesthetic Sense.- Learned Helplessness.- Learning Disabilities.- Learning Styles.- Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome.- Librium.- Limbic System.- Literacy.- Meningitis.- Metabolic Testing.- Methylphenidate.- Negative Priming Effect.- Neurofibromatosis.- Neurochemistry.- Neurological Soft Signs.- Neuropsychology.- Nuclear Autism.- Observational Studies.- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.- Occupational Therapy.- Para-educator.- Paraphasia.- Parent .- Effectiveness Training.- Pedantic Speech.- Peer Relationships.- Peer Tutoring.- Perceptual Coherence.- Perceptual Development.- Perfectionistic.- Prosopagnosia.- Psychoactive Medications.- Psychobiology.- Psycholinguistics.- Psychomotor seizures.- Psychosocial.- Psychotherapy.- Public Policy Perspectives.- Reading Disorders.- Real-Life Rating Scale.- Receptive Language Disorders.- School Aged Programs.- Scoliosis.- Self Help Skills.- Seizure Disorders.- Self-Concept.- Self-Injurious Behavior.- Self-Support.- Sensory Ability.- Sensory Integration And Praxis Test.- Service-Research Interaction.- Stereotypic.-Behavior.- Stimulant Medications.- Stimulus Overselectivity.- Strabismus.- Stress.- Structured Teaching.- Stuttering.- Substantia Nigra.- Suicide.- Support Trust.- Synapses.- Syntax.- Tactile Defensiveness.- Tardive Dyskinesia.- Team Models.- Tegretol.- Tourette’s Syndrome.- Tranquilizers.- Turner Syndrome.- Visual-Motor Function.- Visual Processing.- Visual Thinking.- Vocabulary.- William Syndrome.- Word Use.- Written Language.- Writing Disorders.- X Link Dominant Inheritance.- X Link Recessive Inheritance.- XYY Syndrome.- Zygosity.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Publisher: Springer (Springer New York)
Publication date: February, 2013
Pages: 3552
Weight: 652g
Availability: Not available (reason unspecified)
Subcategories: Neuroscience, Psychiatry
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS
From the reviews:
“This encyclopedia is the only reference of its type. … this set offers something for everyone: summaries of state of the art and suggested research ideas for graduate students and professional researchers; descriptions of empirically tested methods for use by educators, case workers, and aides; and explanations for parents of common and not-so-common terms associated with their children on the spectrum. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Upper-division undergraduates and above; general readers.” (K. M. Dillon, Choice, Vol. 50 (11), August, 2013)
“This encyclopedia provides a comprehensive and current guide to the vast subjects of autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and pervasive developmental disorders (PDDs) and is aimed at researchers, practitioners and professionals in the field. … This exponential rise in both the interest and amount of research in this field makes this encyclopedia a very timely and valuable resource. … The electronic version allows researchers across the world 24/7 access to a very useful tool in this fast information age.” (Penny Dade, Reference Reviews, Vol. 27 (6), 2013)
“Encyclopedia of Autism Spectrum Disorders … serves as a vast summation of recent research, findings, and developments in the area of autism and has potential for being a widely used resource among researchers, parents, and practitioners. … a resource that will be valued for decades to come. … an extremely valuable contribution to the field of autism, lending a wealth of information to the field and packaging it such that any person interested in a specific topic can quickly access pertinent and trustworthy information.” (Glen Dunlap and Ashley Greenwald, PsycCRITIQUES, Vol. 58 (40), 2013)