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Cognitive and adaptive behavior profiles in Smith-Magenis syndrome
Niru Madduri
, Sarika U. Peters
, Robert G. Voigt
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Antolin M. Llorente
, James R. Lupski
, Lorraine Potocki
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health
Division of Neuropsychology
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Adaptive Behavior
100%
Cognitive Behavior
100%
Smith-Magenis Syndrome
100%
Behavior Profile
100%
Intellectual Disability
33%
Adaptive Functioning
33%
Moderate to Severe
16%
Cognitive Functioning
16%
Cognitive Function
16%
Sleep Disturbance
16%
Chromosome 17
16%
Multiple Congenital Anomalies
16%
Interstitial Deletion
16%
17p11.2
16%
Socialization
16%
Relative Strength
16%
Microdeletion
16%
Deletion Size
16%
Daily Living Skills
16%
Cognitive Level
16%
Clinical Protocols
16%
Self-injurious Behavior
16%
Developmental Assessment
16%
Neurobehavioral Phenotype
16%
Microdeletion Syndrome
16%
Neuroscience
Behavior (Neuroscience)
100%
Smith Magenis Syndrome
100%
Cognitive Function
16%
Sleep Disorder
16%
Chromosome 17
16%
Mental Retardation Malformation Syndrome
16%
Automutilation
16%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Adaptive Behavior
100%
Smith-Magenis Syndrome
100%
Chromosome 17
16%
Microdeletion Syndrome
16%
Cognition
16%
Psychology
Smith-Magenis Syndrome
100%
Cognitive Function
16%
Socialization
16%
Self-Injurious Behavior
16%
Developmental Assessment
16%