… Konstantareas & Homatidis, 1988). It is therefore understandable that they are more stressed
when their child is hyperirritable—ie aimlessly walking about or running out of the house, …

The frequency of ear infections, ear tube drainage, and deafness was examined through
parental reports in autistic and yoke-matched, normal children. For the autistic group these …

The authors compared the gait patterns of 15 patients with affective disorders with those of
15 normal control subjects. The procedure involved a frame-by-frame analysis of a film of …

The Holroyd (1974) Questionnaire on Resources and Stress (QRS) although clinically
useful may be too inclusive and not exclusively relevant to severely dysfunctional individuals. …

… perceived stress (Konstantareas & Homatidis, 1989a). We … , affect reported stress (Konstantareas
& Homatidis, 1989b). In this … story to child or checking up on child once (s)he is in bed …

… de novo since AW's mother has a normal karyotype 46 XX. … As well, SB's maternal grandmother
had suffered miscarriages… SB's second and third toes on her left foot were fused, and she …

The relationship between autistic children's level of functioning and maternal speech to
children was examined. Ten higher functioning verbal and 10 lower functioning nonverbal …

Research on the effect of severely dysfunctional children on their parents is reviewed in this
paper using the ABCX model as a frame of reference. As this work is relatively recent, there …

Existing evidence suggests an excess of winter births in schizophrenia and inconsistent
results for other psychiatric conditions. The present study examined seasonal effects of birth …

The special features of speech addressed to autistic children by their mothers and fathers
were examined in an effort to clarify how the child's level of functioning influenced parental …