Казари К. международный эксперт в области программ раннего вмешательства для детей с РАС, Калифорнийский университет, Лос-Анджелес, США e-mail: kasari@gseis.ucla.edu
Значительное увеличение количества тщательно организованных и проведенных в условиях реальной жизни исследований различных вмешательств, направленных на ключевые дефициты, служит хорошим предзнаменованием для широкого распространения и применения их на местах даже людьми, не являющимися специалистами. Пи¬лотные исследования, а также исследования, проведенные без использования контрольных групп, посвященные вопросам профилактики, предполагают дальнейшую тщательную проверку, прежде чем смогут быть сделаны ка¬кие-либо заключения.
* Перевод с английского Е.Ф. Шведовского
Научные редакторы русского перевода: Морозова Т.Ю., Довбня С.В.
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