Saturday, March 5, 2011

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Different Types Of Hallucinations Tiger

Auditory Hallucinations (hearing) These hallucinations often in the form of: • Akoasma, that sounds like a mess that can not be distinguished unequivocally • phoneme, namely the shape of the sound of voices as clear as that of human origin, so that people hear the words or phrases bother Visual hallucinations (visions) Patients who see something that does not exist. Visual hallucinations often cause great fear in people. Olfaktorik hallucinations Patients who did not smell anything he liked...
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Friday, March 4, 2011

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Delays And Language Disorders

According to experts, the development of language functions is the most complex processes Between all phases of development. The function of language is Often the best indicator of whether there is any disruption of intellectual development. Together with the development of sensory motor, language development function will of be a function of social development. Language development requires the function of receptive and expressive. Receptive function is the ability of children to Recognize...
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Thursday, March 3, 2011

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Symptoms Of Autism

Children with autism may appear normal at first year or second year of his life. Often Parents are aware of a delay in language skills and special Pls different Ways you play and Interact with others. These children cans be very sensitive or even unresponsive to stimuli of the Senses five stimuli (hearing, touch, smell, taste and vision). repetitive behaviors (flapping, fluttering hands and fingers, Shook his body and repeat the word) is Also available. For aggressive behavior (Either for yourself...
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011

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Patients With Autism, Education And Health Care

There are some traits of autism such as difficulty communicating and socializing. Autism is able to express joy or sadness. It is also not able to communicate. According to Roselyn, Autism Speaks is often monotonous, deadpan. Sometimes they feel to repeat the words of others, or commonly known as echolalia. Furthermore, the lack of communication, autism is often a strange place to repeat the same activities every day. "For example, wearing school uniforms. The first time you use it, pants, shoes,...
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