Tactile and Hearing Sensitivity of Children With and Without Autism Using the Sensory Profile and DSM-5

Acta Medica Saliniana - Bosnia and Herzegovina
doi 10.5457/ams.v48i1-2.446
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University Clinical Centre Tuzla

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