The mentally handicapped person with epilepsy: a comparative study investigating psychosocial functioning.
A sample of institutionalized, mentally handicapped adults who suffered from epilepsy was compared with a matched control group without epilepsy in order to investigate profiles of adaptive skills and of behavioural disturbance. Results suggested that mentally handicapped people with epilepsy have c...
Main Authors: | Espie, C, Pashley, A, Bonham, K, Sourindhrin, I, O'Donovan, M |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
Published: |
1989
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