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Mental Retardation: The Developing Child

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Mental Retardation: The Developing Child

Mental Retardation: The Developing Child

Mental Retardation: The Developing Child

Mental Retardation: The Developing Child

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Toko Buku Bekas Online Aksiku menjual Buku Import Bekas Mental Retardation: The Developing Child by Robert B. Edgerton.

Judul Mental Retardation: The Developing Child
Penulis: Robert B. Edgerton
Tebal: x, 126 Halaman
Harga Buku: Rp. 30.000,-
Berat Buku: 190 g
Penerbit: Harvard University Press
Terbit tahun: 1979 Cetakan ke 1
Bahasa: INGGRIS
Kulit Muka: Soft Cover
Kondisi: Cukup (Buku Bekas/Buku Langka/Kondisi fisik sesuai foto)
Halaman pembuka terdapat Stempel.

The economic cost of retardation measures in the billions each year and the human cost is incalculable. However, many forms of retardation can now be prevented medically and much is now known about how to help the retarded lead more normal and satisfactory lives. In Mental Retardation, Dr. Robert Edgerton provides an extraordinarily useful and humane guide to this new knowledge in the brief and readable format that has become a trademark of the Developing Child series.

The book begins with a clear review of what is known about the causes of retardation, ranging from genetic abnormalities to prenatal infection, malnutrition in early childhood, environmental toxins (such as lead paint), and poverty. Edgerton shows how many of these problems can be avoided by genetic counseling, improved prenatal care, and the elimination of environmental hazards. But he also goes on to consider the questions that inevitably arise when prevention fails and family and society must cope with a retarded child: What is the impact of the child on the family? Is care within the family preferable to institutionalization? How can schools best educate the retarded? Is "mainstreaming" sensible? And how far can the retarded adult go towards normal patterns of work and social life within the community?

Mental Retardation makes it clear that many of the problems of retardation are caused by the misunderstanding and intolerance of a society like our own, which places extraordinary emphasis on mental ability and its measurable manifestations: school achievement and IQ. It is just this sort of intolerance and misunderstanding that this book does so much to dispel.

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