Neurobiology of Autism

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Anyone doing research in autism or other developmental disorders will find this an invaluable book to read to make sure all areas are understood and to serve as a rich source of references.
—American Journal of Psychiatry

In a single volume, it reviews what one needs to know about current state-of-the-art theorizing and research in the field.
–Peter E. Tanguay, J Clin Psychiatry

Makes the enigma of autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) a little more understandable . . . A good reference book for clinicians and researchers.
–Stuart Fine, Canadian Journal of Psychiatry

These twenty-seven essays chronicle the growth of neurobiological research into the etiology, expression, and treatment of the complex and elusive disorder of autism.
—Choice