REPORT ON THE PRESIDENT'S PANEL OF MENTAL RETARDATION; A CALL FOR ACTION BY THE PEDIATRIC PROFESSION.
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Biomedical subjects
H KNOBLOCH
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Predicting intellectual potential in infancy, some variables affecting the validity of developmental diagnosis.
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Teaching about mental subnormality to the medical student and physician: a conference report.
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Education, Medical↗
The developmental behavioral approach to the neurologic examination in infancy.
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Psychiatry: the epidemiology of mental subnormality.
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Intellectual potential and heredity.
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Genetics of mental disease. Symposium, 1960. 2. Some thoughts on the inheritance of intelligence.
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Differential diagnosis of infantile hypotonia. The use of the electromyograph and the developmental and neurologic examination as aids.
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Brain and behavior. Symposium, 1959. 2. Brain damage and reproductive casualty.
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An evaluation of the consistency and predictive value of the 40 week Gesell developmental schedule.
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Environmental factors affecting human development, before and after birth.
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Socio-economic and seasonal variations in birth rates.
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[The capillary system and the menstrual cycle].
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Syndrome of minimal cerebral damage in infancy.
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