Adaptive behaviour in Angelman syndrome : its profile and relationship to age
By: Brun Gasca, C.
Contributor(s): Obiols, J E | Bonillo, A | et al.
Series: Journal of Intellectual Disability Research 54 (11) 2010.Publisher: 2010Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): ANGELMAN SYNDROME
| INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY | ADAPTIVE BEHAVIOUR | PHENOTYPESummary: Describes a study of the level of adaptive behaviour in a group of 25 individuals with genetically confirmed AS. Found that none of the individuals, whatever their chronological age, had reached a developmental age of three years. A specific adaptive behaviour profile was found, with 'personal life skills' emerging as relative strengths and 'social and communication skills' as weaknesses.
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Describes a study of the level of adaptive behaviour in a group of 25 individuals with genetically confirmed AS. Found that none of the individuals, whatever their chronological age, had reached a developmental age of three years. A specific adaptive behaviour profile was found, with 'personal life skills' emerging as relative strengths and 'social and communication skills' as weaknesses.
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