Handbook of Autism and Pervasive Developmental Disorders, Assessment, Interventions, and Policy

635 Pages·2014·3.418 MB·English

by  Fred R. Volkmar, Rhea Paul, Sally J. Rogers, Kevin A. Pelphrey (eds.)

HANDBOOK OF AUTISM AND
PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL
DISORDERS

HANDBOOK OF AUTISM AND
PERVASIVE DEVELOPMENTAL
DISORDERS
VOLUME2:ASSESSMENT,INTERVENTIONS,ANDPOLICY
FourthEdition
Editedby
FRED R. VOLKMAR, SALLY J. ROGERS, RHEA PAUL,
AND KEVIN A. PELPHREY
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Contents
Contributors xi
Preface xix
VOLUME1:DIAGNOSIS,DEVELOPMENT,ANDBRAINMECHANISMS
I DIAGNOSIS,EPIDEMIOLOGY,COURSE 1
1 AUTISMANDTHEAUTISMSPECTRUM:DIAGNOSTICCONCEPTS 3
FredR.Volkmar,BrianReichow,AlexanderWestphal,andDavidS.Mandell
2 THEBROADERAUTISMPHENOTYPE 28
BrookeIngersollandAllisonWainer
3 EPIDEMIOLOGYOFAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 57
AlisonPresmanesHill,KatharineE.Zuckerman,andEricFombonne
4 OUTCOMESINADULTSWITHAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 97
PatriciaHowlin
II DEVELOPMENTANDBEHAVIOR 117
5 ASDININFANTSANDTODDLERS 121
KatarzynaChawarska,SuzanneMacari,FredR.Volkmar,SoHyunKim,
andFrederickShic
6 SCHOOL-AGECHILDRENWITHASD 148
NiritBauminger-Zviely
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7 ISSUESANDINTERVENTIONSFORAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS
DURINGADOLESCENCEANDBEYOND 176
LynnKernKoegel,RobertL.Koegel,AmberR.Miller,andWhitneyJ.Detar
8 ADULTSWITHAUTISM 191
CarlaA.MazefskyandSusanW.White
9 SOCIALDEVELOPMENTINAUTISM 212
NaomiOrnsteinDavisandAliceS.Carter
10 LANGUAGEANDCOMMUNICATIONINAUTISM 230
SoHyunKim,RheaPaul,HelenTager-Flusberg,andCatherineLord
11 PLAYDEVELOPMENTINCHILDRENWITHAUTISMSPECTRUM
DISORDERS:SKILLS,OBJECTPLAY,ANDINTERVENTIONS 263
ConnieKasariandYa-ChihChang
12 IMITATIONINAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 278
GiacomoVivantiandAntoniaHamilton
13 NEUROPSYCHOLOGICALCHARACTERISTICSOFAUTISM
SPECTRUMDISORDERS 302
KatherineD.TsatsanisandKellyPowell
14 AUTISMANDEMOTION 332
R.PeterHobson
15 MOTORCONTROLANDMOTORLEARNINGPROCESSESINAUTISM
SPECTRUMDISORDERS 354
StefanieBodisonandStewartMostofsky
16 SENSORYFEATURESINAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 378
GraceT.Baranek,LaurenM.Little,L.DianeParham,KarlaK.Ausderau,
andMauraG.Sabatos-DeVito
III NEUROBIOLOGY ANDMEDICALISSUES 409
17 GENETICSOFAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 411
MichaelRutterandAnitaThapar
Contents vii
18 ENVIRONMENTALFACTORSINTHEPRECONCEPTIONAND
PRENATALPERIODSINRELATIONTORISKFORASD 424
KristenLyall,RebeccaJ.Schmidt,andIrvaHertz-Picciotto
19 BIOCHEMICALBIOMARKERSFORAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDER 457
GeorgeM.Anderson
20 THESOCIALNEUROSCIENCEOFAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDER 482
JamesC.McPartland,RachaelM.Tillman,DanielY.-J.Yang,
RaphaelA.Bernier,andKevinA.Pelphrey
21 THENEUROPATHOLOGYOFAUTISM 497
ManuelF.Casanova
22 MEDICALCAREINAUTISMANDRELATEDCONDITIONS 532
FredR.Volkmar,JustinRowberry,OanadeVinck-Baroody,AbhaR.Gupta,
JenniferLeung,JudithMeyers,NitaVaswani,andLisaA.Wiesner
23 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 556
LawrenceScahill,CaitlinS.Tillberg,andAndrésMartin
AuthorIndex I-1
SubjectIndex I-39
VOLUME2:ASSESSMENT,INTERVENTIONS,ANDPOLICY
IV ASSESSMENT 581
24 SCREENINGFORAUTISMINYOUNGCHILDREN 585
LisaV.Iban˜ez,WendyL.Stone,andElaineE.Coonrod
25 DIAGNOSTICINSTRUMENTSINAUTISTICSPECTRUMDISORDERS 609
CatherineLord,ChristinaCorsello,andRebeccaGrzadzinski
26 CLINICALEVALUATIONINMULTIDISCIPLINARYSETTINGS 661
FredR.Volkmar,LeahLangfordBooth,JamesC.McPartland,andLisaA.Wiesner
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27 ASSESSINGCOMMUNICATIONINAUTISMSPECTRUM
DISORDERS 673
RheaPaulandDoniaFahim
28 BEHAVIORALASSESSMENTOFINDIVIDUALSWITHAUTISM:
CURRENTPRACTICEANDFUTUREDIRECTIONS 695
MichaelD.Powers,MarkJ.Palmieri,ShaunessyM.Egan,JessicaL.Rohrer,
ElizabethC.Nulty,andSolandyForte
V INTERVENTIONS 737
29 INTERVENTIONSFORINFANTSANDTODDLERSATRISKFOR
AUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDER 739
SallyJ.RogersandLaurieVismara
30 COMPREHENSIVETREATMENTMODELSFORCHILDRENAND
YOUTHWITHAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDERS 770
SamuelL.Odom,BrianA.Boyd,LauraJ.Hall,andKaraA.Hume
31 TARGETEDINTERVENTIONSFORSOCIALCOMMUNICATION
SYMPTOMSINPRESCHOOLERSWITHAUTISMSPECTRUM
DISORDERS 788
KristenBottema-Beutel,PaulYoder,TiffanyWoynaroski,andMichealP.Sandbank
32 AUGMENTATIVEANDALTERNATIVECOMMUNICATION 813
PatMirenda
33 INTERVENTIONSFORCHALLENGINGBEHAVIORS 826
RobertE.O’Neill,WilliamR.Jenson,andKeithC.Radley
34 SUPPORTINGMAINSTREAMEDUCATIONALSUCCESS 838
ElizabethSchoenSimmons,ElizabethLanter,andMeganC.Lyons
35 SUPPORTINGINCLUSIVEEDUCATION 858
MeganP.Martins,SandraL.Harris,andJanS.Handleman
36 PROMOTINGRECREATIONALENGAGEMENTINCHILDREN
WITHAUTISMSPECTRUMDISORDER 871
Marie-ChristinePotvin,PatriciaA.Prelock,LaurieSnider,
andLilianeBeaudoinSavard