Evolving views on autism spectrum disorder: changing international diagnostic criteria and public attitudes
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The article describes the historical development of the doctrine of autism. The main periods of formation of scientific understanding of this disorder in the development of children are described in detail. A comprehensive analysis of the achievements of science and practice in the study of autism is considered.
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