Screening for Developmental Disabilities
作者： Kenneth W. Dumars , Deborah Duran-Flores , Carol Foster , Stanley Stills
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关键词: Adaptation (computer science) 、 Mass screening 、 Variety (cybernetics) 、 Gerontology 、 Population 、 Psychiatry 、 Medicine 、 MEDLINE
摘要: Developmental disabilities are responsible for a combination of severe physical, mental, psychological and social deficits. They develop before age 22 years involve little more than 1% the population. Screening developmental is first step in their prevention. Various screening instruments available use throughout that designed to detect wide variety problems interfere with developing person's optimal adaptation his or her environment. The must be inexpensive, reproducible, widely cost effective child, family society.
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