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Depicts the developmental sequences in a series of children from six to 15 months of age. Gives examples of the various methods of locomotion. Traces the step-by-step procedure of screening clinical data in order to establish the diagnosis of childhood schizophrenia, a process involving a review of the pertinent historical material, psychological test findings, clinical observations, and the noting of the absence of significant medical, neurological, and laboratory test results, followed by a…
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