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1. Computerized Electroencephalogram. A model of understanding the brain function in childhood psychosis and its treatment.

Authors: J Simeon; T M Itil
Journal: J Autism Child Schizophr Date: 1975-09

2. Brief report: electroencephalographic paroxysmal activities in the frontal area emerged in middle childhood and during adolescence in a follow-up study of autism.

Authors: Y Kawasaki; K Yokota; M Shinomiya; Y Shimizu; S Niwa
Journal: J Autism Dev Disord Date: 1997-10

Review 3. The relation of infantile autism and early childhood schizophrenia to developmental language disorders of childhood.

Authors: D W Churchill
Journal: J Autism Child Schizophr Date: 1972 Apr-Jun

4. Imitation in autistic, early schizophrenic, and non-psychotic subnormal children.

Authors: M K DeMeyer; G D Alpern; S Barton; W E DeMyer; D W Churchill; J N Hingtgen; C Q Bryson; W Pontius; C Kimberlin
Journal: J Autism Child Schizophr Date: 1972 Jul-Sep

5. Intellectuality in parents of psychotic, subnormal, and normal children.

Authors: J Allen; M K DeMeyer; J A Norton; W Pontius; E Yang
Journal: J Autism Child Schizophr Date: 1971 Jul-Sep

6. Free fatty acid response to insulin and glucose stimulation in schizophrenic, autistic, and emotionally disturbed children.

Authors: M K DeMyer; H Schwier; C Q Bryson; E B Solow; N Roeske
Journal: J Autism Child Schizophr Date: 1971 Oct-Dec

EEG ABNORMALITIES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHIZOPHRENIA: A DOUBLE-BLIND STUDY OF PSYCHIATRICALLY DISTURBED AND NORMAL CHILDREN DURING PROMAZINE SEDATION.

1. Computerized Electroencephalogram. A model of understanding the brain function in childhood psychosis and its treatment.

2. Brief report: electroencephalographic paroxysmal activities in the frontal area emerged in middle childhood and during adolescence in a follow-up study of autism.

Review 3. The relation of infantile autism and early childhood schizophrenia to developmental language disorders of childhood.

4. Imitation in autistic, early schizophrenic, and non-psychotic subnormal children.

5. Intellectuality in parents of psychotic, subnormal, and normal children.

6. Free fatty acid response to insulin and glucose stimulation in schizophrenic, autistic, and emotionally disturbed children.

7. Childhood psychosis.

8. Overview of selected basic research in autism.

9. Lateralized brain dysfunction in autism: evidence from the Halstead-Reitan neuropsychological battery.

Review 10. Childhood autism. A review of the clinical and experimental literature.