Research Basis for Autism Intervention
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c2001. Edited by Eric Schopler, Ph.D., et al. This volume is the result of a collaborative workshop conducted by North Carolina's Division TEACCH program and the Israel Society for Autism. The chapters were written by international contributors who present recent projects in autism spectrum disorder (ASD) research, as well as implications for intervention. Part one provides the theoretical and developmental framework for the rest of the book. Part two contains chapters that offer biological perspectives in ASD research, including studies on siblings, Fragile X Syndrome, behavior genetics, and impairments in stress response. Part three presents research on communication and social issues in ASD, including communicative intent, early comprehension development, and loneliness and friendship. Part four addresses education and intervention in ASD, including research on early diagnosis, the effectiveness of treatment interventions with adolescents and adults in residential settings, psychopharmacologic treatment studies, and sleep problems. (Hardcover; 241 pages.) ©2007-2008. Autism Society of North Carolina. This is a Print On Demand (POD) title. This item will ship 7-10 business days after the date of your order.

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