developmental problem

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The 12 long-term surviving babies (median 15.7 months) had no apparent developmental problems, with four babies temporarily oxygen dependent.
Yet, little is known about the processes through which early experiences of neglect lead to these developmental problems.
We initially proposed these definitions to discuss various classes of neural networks as they are applied to developmental problems.
This was in contrast to the physical limitations and developmental problems found by the cardiological, neurological and neuropsychological examinations.
Given the demographic characteristics of the families, children were generally at low risk for developmental problems.
However, there can be failures of developmental stages that do not show up in later developmental problems but are nonetheless disorders because they are dysfunctions of the stages themselves.
This study increases our understanding of the possible long-term vulnerabilities associated with early attachment relationships, particularly among children already at risk for developmental problems because of community and environmental factors.
As suggested, ruminant fetuses are conspicuously overweight at term and suffer from a variety of developmental problems resulting in a high incidence of peri- and post-natal mortality.
His book claims that developmental problems can be reversed "only by dealing with those results of all antecedent developmental vicissitudes that later gave rise to maladaptation" (p. 21).
Overall, we are able to replicate previous findings that have implicated maltreatment as a risk factor for a broad spectrum of developmental problems in early and late adolescence.
Screening for hearing and visual defects, speech disorders and other developmental problems is an integral part of the child health surveillance programme.
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