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- Developmental cognitive neuroscience : Developmental Cognitive neuroscience is the perspective that takes data from a variety of sources - molecular biology, cell biology, artificial intelligence, evolutionary theory, as well as

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Developmental contextual model . Pease see Developmental systems approach.

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Developmental continuities refer to ways in which we remain stable over time or continue to reflect our past.

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Developmental Coordination Disorder refers to a disorder characterized by marked motor incoordination (examples are clumsiness and delays in achieving motor milestones).

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Developmental Delay is where a child does not reach the same level of functioning in one or more major life activities such as self -care, language, learning, mobility, self-direction, indepe

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Developmental disorders which is also known as Autism spectrum disorders or ASDs include Autism, Asperger's syndrome, Rett's disorder, and Childhood disintegrative disorder which are

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Developmental dyslexia refers to the Condition in which a child's reading ability is lower than would be expected on the basis of his or her IQ.

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Developmental dysphasia refers to a delay in Language Development in the absence of any clear Sensory or cognitive disorder.

Developmental dysphasia is also referred to as Specific langu

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