Handbook of autism and pervasive developmental disorders. Vol. 2 Assessment, Interventions, and Policy

635 Pages·2014·3.743 MB·English

by  Paul, Rhea;Pelphrey, Kevin A.;Volkmar, Fred R.;Rogers, Sally J

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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IV.Pelphrey,KevinArcher,editorofcompilation. V.Title:Autismandpervasivedevelopmentaldisorders.
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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