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Child, Exceptional

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Hierarchy:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Behavioral Disciplines and Activities ∟ Behavioral Sciences ∟ Psychology ∟ Psychology, Educational ∟ Child, Exceptional 53 coordinate concepts 1 subordinate concept ∟ Child, Gifted ∟ Achievement \| ∟ Aptitude \| ∟ Aspirations (Psychology) \| ∟ Child Guidance \| ∟ Education of Mentally Retarded \| ∟ Learning \| ∟ Remedial Teaching \| ∟ Student Dropouts \| ∟ Underachievement \| ∟ Vocational Guidance \| ∟ Abortion Applicants \| ∟ Adult Children \| ∟ Age Groups \| ∟ Caregivers \| ∟ Child of Impaired Parents \| ∟ Child, Abandoned \| ∟ Child, Unwanted \| ∟ Consultants \| ∟ Crime Victims \| ∟ Disabled Persons \| ∟ Famous Persons \| ∟ Friends \| ∟ Homebound Persons \| ∟ Homeless Persons \| ∟ Jehovah's Witnesses \| ∟ Legal Guardians \| ∟ Medically Uninsured \| ∟ Men \| ∟ Mentors \| ∟ Minors \| ∟ Multiple Birth Offspring \| ∟ Occupational Groups \| ∟ Parents \| ∟ Patients \| ∟ Population Groups \| ∟ Prisoners \| ∟ Refugees \| ∟ Research Personnel \| ∟ Research Subjects \| ∟ Sexual Partners \| ∟ Siblings \| ∟ Single Person \| ∟ Spouses \| ∟ Students \| ∟ Survivors \| ∟ Terminally Ill \| ∟ Tissue Donors \| ∟ Transients and Migrants \| ∟ Veterans \| ∟ Visitors to Patients \| ∟ Voluntary Workers \| ∟ Vulnerable Populations \| ∟ Women Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Persons ∟ Child, Exceptional 53 coordinate concepts 1 subordinate concept ∟ Child, Gifted ∟ Achievement \| ∟ Aptitude \| ∟ Aspirations (Psychology) \| ∟ Child Guidance \| ∟ Education of Mentally Retarded \| ∟ Learning \| ∟ Remedial Teaching \| ∟ Student Dropouts \| ∟ Underachievement \| ∟ Vocational Guidance \| ∟ Abortion Applicants \| ∟ Adult Children \| ∟ Age Groups \| ∟ Caregivers \| ∟ Child of Impaired Parents \| ∟ Child, Abandoned \| ∟ Child, Unwanted \| ∟ Consultants \| ∟ Crime Victims \| ∟ Disabled Persons \| ∟ Famous Persons \| ∟ Friends \| ∟ Homebound Persons \| ∟ Homeless Persons \| ∟ Jehovah's Witnesses \| ∟ Legal Guardians \| ∟ Medically Uninsured \| ∟ Men \| ∟ Mentors \| ∟ Minors \| ∟ Multiple Birth Offspring \| ∟ Occupational Groups \| ∟ Parents \| ∟ Patients \| ∟ Population Groups \| ∟ Prisoners \| ∟ Refugees \| ∟ Research Personnel \| ∟ Research Subjects \| ∟ Sexual Partners \| ∟ Siblings \| ∟ Single Person \| ∟ Spouses \| ∟ Students \| ∟ Survivors \| ∟ Terminally Ill \| ∟ Tissue Donors \| ∟ Transients and Migrants \| ∟ Veterans \| ∟ Visitors to Patients \| ∟ Voluntary Workers \| ∟ Vulnerable Populations \| ∟ Women Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Psychological Phenomena and Processes ∟ Psychology, Applied ∟ Psychology, Educational ∟ Child, Exceptional 53 coordinate concepts 1 subordinate concept ∟ Child, Gifted ∟ Achievement \| ∟ Aptitude \| ∟ Aspirations (Psychology) \| ∟ Child Guidance \| ∟ Education of Mentally Retarded \| ∟ Learning \| ∟ Remedial Teaching \| ∟ Student Dropouts \| ∟ Underachievement \| ∟ Vocational Guidance \| ∟ Abortion Applicants \| ∟ Adult Children \| ∟ Age Groups \| ∟ Caregivers \| ∟ Child of Impaired Parents \| ∟ Child, Abandoned \| ∟ Child, Unwanted \| ∟ Consultants \| ∟ Crime Victims \| ∟ Disabled Persons \| ∟ Famous Persons \| ∟ Friends \| ∟ Homebound Persons \| ∟ Homeless Persons \| ∟ Jehovah's Witnesses \| ∟ Legal Guardians \| ∟ Medically Uninsured \| ∟ Men \| ∟ Mentors \| ∟ Minors \| ∟ Multiple Birth Offspring \| ∟ Occupational Groups \| ∟ Parents \| ∟ Patients \| ∟ Population Groups \| ∟ Prisoners \| ∟ Refugees \| ∟ Research Personnel \| ∟ Research Subjects \| ∟ Sexual Partners \| ∟ Siblings \| ∟ Single Person \| ∟ Spouses \| ∟ Students \| ∟ Survivors \| ∟ Terminally Ill \| ∟ Tissue Donors \| ∟ Transients and Migrants \| ∟ Veterans \| ∟ Visitors to Patients \| ∟ Voluntary Workers \| ∟ Vulnerable Populations \| ∟ Women X
Broader terms:	Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Behavioral Disciplines and Activities ∟ Behavioral Sciences ∟ Psychology ∟ Psychology, Educational ∟ Child, Exceptional Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Persons ∟ Child, Exceptional Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) ∟ Psychological Phenomena and Processes ∟ Psychology, Applied ∟ Psychology, Educational ∟ Child, Exceptional Psychology, Educational > Psychology > Behavioral Sciences > Behavioral Disciplines and Activities > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Persons > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) Psychology, Educational > Psychology, Applied > Psychological Phenomena and Processes > Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) X
Narrower terms:	Child, Gifted X
Annotation:	consider also CHILD, GIFTED & MENTALLY DISABLED PERSONS; check also tag CHILD or specific X
historyNote*:	75; was see under CHILD, GIFTED & MENTAL RETARDATION 1969-74; was see under MENTAL RETARDATION (but EXCEPTIONAL CHILD was see under CHILD, GIFTED) 1968; was see under MENTAL RETARDATION 1967; was see under MENTAL DEFICIENCY 1966 X
onlineNote*:	search CHILD, GIFTED & MENTAL RETARDATION 1968-74 & MENTAL RETARDATION 1966-67 X
publicMeSHNote*:	75; was see under CHILD, GIFTED & MENTAL RETARDATION 1969-74; was see under MENTAL RETARDATION (but EXCEPTIONAL CHILD was see under CHILD, GIFTED) 1968; was see under MENTAL RETARDATION 1967; was see under MENTAL DEFICIENCY 1966 X
Scope note:	A child whose needs, abilities, or other characteristics vary so much from the average in mental, physical, or social areas that a greater than usual level of services is needed to facilitate the child's maximum potential development. X
activeMeSHYear*:	2003 \| 2004 \| 2005 \| 2006 \| 2006A \| 2007X
dateCreated*:	1999-01-01X
dateEstablished*:	1975-01-01X
dateRevised*:	2005-07-19X
recordAuthorizer*:	agsX
recordMaintainer*:	agsX
recordOriginator*:	NLMX
Related term:	Early Intervention (Education) \| Mainstreaming (Education) X
Type:	Concept X
Coordinate terms:	Achievement \| Aptitude \| Aspirations (Psychology) \| Child Guidance \| Education of Mentally Retarded \| Learning \| Remedial Teaching \| Student Dropouts \| Underachievement \| Vocational Guidance \| Abortion Applicants \| Adult Children \| Age Groups \| Caregivers \| Child of Impaired Parents \| Child, Abandoned \| Child, Unwanted \| Consultants \| Crime Victims \| Disabled Persons \| Famous Persons \| Friends \| Homebound Persons \| Homeless Persons \| Jehovah's Witnesses \| Legal Guardians \| Medically Uninsured \| Men \| Mentors \| Minors \| Multiple Birth Offspring \| Occupational Groups \| Parents \| Patients \| Population Groups \| Prisoners \| Refugees \| Research Personnel \| Research Subjects \| Sexual Partners \| Siblings \| Single Person \| Spouses \| Students \| Survivors \| Terminally Ill \| Tissue Donors \| Transients and Migrants \| Veterans \| Visitors to Patients \| Voluntary Workers \| Vulnerable Populations \| Women X
URI:	X
Labels and equivalent concepts:	Poikkeukselliset lapset (fi) Poikkeuksellinen lapsi (fi, replaced) Barn med speciella behov (sv) Exceptional Child (en, replaced) Children, Exceptional (en, replaced) X
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