Features of the "Exclusion of subjects" technique for children aged five with mental retardation

The article presents materials on the specifics of the "Exclusion of objects" technique for children aged 5 years with ASD, which, in combination with similar materials for other categories of children, can be used for the differential diagnosis of ASD of cerebral organic origin and similar symptoms of developmental disorders.

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2025-04-04
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https://doi.org/10.31483/r-127563
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Psychology of Development and Education
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Features of the "Exclusion of subjects" technique for children aged five with mental retardation

Oksana Mikhailovna Kovalenko
Psychology of Development and Education
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Features of the "Exclusion of subjects" technique for children aged five with mental retardation

Oksana Mikhailovna Kovalenko
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The article presents materials on the specifics of the "Exclusion of objects" technique for children aged 5 years with ASD, which, in combination with similar materials for other categories of children, can be used for the differential diagnosis of ASD of cerebral organic origin and similar symptoms of developmental disorders.

Moscow State University of Psychology & Education (RU)
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Psychology of Development and Education
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