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Autism originated from Greek word "Autos" meaning self. Orignally meant as a basic disturbance in schizophrenia when a person withdrawls themselves from social life.
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First formal documentation of autism, published "Autistic disturbances of affective contact"
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Four cases of "autistic psychopathy of childhood"
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No one item was predictive in insolation.
Children that displayed 7 or more of the items could be considered for a diagnosis of infantile autism. -
He presented evidence that autism had a biological basis and not poor parent relationships with children.
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Children had to withdrawl due to their mother's neglect.
He claimed to have success in the treatment of autism over an 11 year period (1956-1967) -
Included a least restrictive environment which meant that children with autism would be provided an education by the state's school system
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Included autism due to the need for special education services and financial support
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Under the category of Pervasive Developmental Disorders
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She had influence in the development of the "autism spectrum".
She contributed to: parent organizations and literature for parents.
She was instrumental in the diagnosis, treatment, and care of autistic people and their families. -
The required age onset was dropped. Criteria for autistic disorder was based on symptoms.
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Included educational services using assistive technology to children with autistic disorders
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Spectrum included autistic disorder and Asperger syndrome.
Age onset of 18 months established. -
Suggested that it was caused from the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella vaccine should be given in separate doses
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Informing parents of rights/procedural safeguards
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Autistic children gained an emphasis on early interventions and teachers were required to be highly qualified
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IEP supplemental services covered under IDEA
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