…emotional withdrawal, despite the mother's continued physical presence. Quote, The infant takes delight in mommy's attention, writes Stanley Greenspan, and knows when that source of delight is missing. If mom becomes preoccupied or distracted while playing…

…And so, as the psychologist Marian Diamond, who did these rat experiments, with these rats of different ages, she said, Dr. Stanley Greenspan, who was retired now, but he was, for a number of years, the head of the Infant Development Program at the…

…Program at the US National Institutes of Health. And he was interested in autism. So as a child psychiatrist, Stanley Greenspan has had a very special interest in the treatment of autism, a form of neurophysiological and psychological dysfunction far…

…treatment of autism, a form of neurophysiological and psychological dysfunction far more disabling than attention deficit disorder. Dr. Greenspan reports that some children with autism have been helped to become intelligent and emotionally healthy with, quote,…

…than a condition. And a process, of course. You might want to check out, if you haven't already, the work of Dr. Stanley Greenspan. He spent as a child psychiatrist. He used to be the head of the National Institutes of Health psychiatry branch. He worked…

…He said he could bring them to a higher level of functioning than other kids by giving them the right kind of relationship. So Stanley Greenspan, just check out his work. Yeah. All right. Let's take a pause. I think we're at the time I love. Can I do…