The role of neurological-developmental delay in childhood psychopathology.

Abstract

Employing a scale with demonstrated reliability, this study compared the relative frequency of primitive reflexes and abnormal postural adjustments among normal, neurologically handicapped, and emotionally disturbed children. Results demonstrated the greater frequency of these developmental signs in the two groups manifesting developmental abnormality, and are interpreted as supporting the presence of developmental delay in childhood psychopathology.

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