Франческа Аппе - Введение в психологическую теорию аутизма
- Название:Введение в психологическую теорию аутизма
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Книга для студентов и аспирантов, изучающих аутизм в его психологическом, медицинском, логопедическом и педагогическом аспектах, а также для всех, кто заинтересован в более глубоком понимании проблемы аутизма.
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(United Way International, США)
Action for Russian Children Диаконической Службы Евангелической Церкви Германии
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