Medical-Behavioral Pseudorelationships

American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Drugs. An evaluation of the pharmacologic approaches to learning impediments. Pediatrics, 1970; 46, 142–4.

Begelman D.A. Misnaming, metaphors, the medical model, and some muddles. Psychiatry, 1971; 34, 38–58.

Bergman A.B. , & Stamm S.J. The morbidity of cardiac nondisease in school children. New England Journal of Medicine, 1967; 276, 1008–13.

Blacketer-Simmonds D.A. An investigation into the supposed differences existing between mongols and other mentally defective subjects with regard to certain psychological traits. Journal of Mental Science, 1953; 99, 702–9.

Carter C.H. Unpredictability of mental development in Down's syndrome. Southern Medical Journal, 1967; 60, 834–8.

Freeman R.D. Special education and the electroencephalogram: Marriage of convenience. Journal of Special Education, 1967; 2, 61–73.

Freeman R.D. The behavior of the brain-damaged child: A productive revisit. Journal of Special Education, 1970; 4, 469–73.

Freeman R.D. Pharmacologic approaches to learning impediments (Letter to the Editor). Pediatrics, 1971; 47, 631–2.

Guerrant J. Anderson W.W. Fischer A. Weinstein M.R. Jaros M.R. , & Deskins A. Personality in epilepsy. Springfield, III.: Charles C Thomas, 1962.

Kenny T.J. , & Clemmens R.L. Medical and psychological correlates in children with learning disabilities. Journal of Pediatrics, 1971; 78, 273–7.

Klaus M.H. , & Kennell J.H. Mothers separated from their newborn infants. Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1970; 17, 1015–37.

Koch R. Graliker B.V. Bronston W. , & Fishier K. Mental retardation in early childhood: A longitudinal study of 143 infants. American Journal of Diseases of Childhood, 1965; 109, 243–51.

Lundervold A. A prognostic evaluation of clinical, electroencephalographic and roentgenographic findings in children with epilepsy. Epilepsia, 1964; 5, 33–42.

Menolascino F.J. Psychiatric aspects of mongolism. American Journal of Mental Deficiency, 1965; 69, 653–60.

Renfrew S. An introduction to diagnostic neurology. Vol. 1 (2nd ed.) London: E. and S. Livingstone, 1967.

Rutter M. Graham P. , & Yule W. A neuropsychiatric study in childhood. (Clinics in Developmental Medicine, Nos. 35 and 36) Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1970.

Rutter M. Tizard J. , & Whitmore K. (Eds.), Education, health and behaviour, London: Longman/New York: Wiley, 1970.

Schulman J.L. Kaspar J.C. , & Throne F.M. Brain damage and behavior: A clinical-experimental study. Springfield, III.: Charles C Thomas, 1965.

Solomons G. Holden R.H. , & Denhoff E. The changing picture of cerebral dysfunction in early childhood. Journal of Pediatrics, 1963; 63, 113–20.

Wender P.H. On necessary and sufficient conditions in psychiatric explanation. Archives of General Psychiatry, 1967 16, 41–7.

Werry J.S. Studies on the hyperactive child: IV. An empirical analysis of the minimal brain dysfunction syndrome. Archives of General Psychiatry, 1968; 19, 9–16.

Wolfensberger W. Embarrassments in the diagnostic process. Mental Retardation, 1965; 3, 29–31.

Yaffe S.J. (Reply to Letter to the Editor) Pediatrics, 1971; 47, 632.