RECOGNITION OF ENVIRONMENTAL SOUNDS IN AUTISTIC CHILDREN

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Hovedforfatter:	VAN LANCKER, D.
Andre forfattere:	ET AL
Format:	Journal Article
Sprog:	engelsk
Fag:	Autismo Comunicación Discapacidad del lenguaje Discapacidad intelectual Sonido Trastornos del espectro autista Acción social Discapacidad Documental
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