01774nam a2200265 i 4500008004100000017002200041020001800063040001800081041000800099080002700107080001600134100003400150245013900184260003400323300004900357490003000406504004100436520087700477650002201354650001801376650002101394650002901415700003201444700003201476160524s2014    sp            000 0 spa c  aD.L.M.13.090-2007  a9788436821116  aSpMaUCPSbspa  aspa  a616.89-008.434.522015  a808.522015  aOlivares Rodríguez, José.10aTratamiento psicológico del mutismo selectivo /cJosé Olivares Rodríguez, Ana Isabel Rosa Alcázar, Pablo J. Olivares Olivares.  aMadrid :bPirámide, c2014.  a223 pages :billustrations,c23 centimeters.  aPsicología / Pirámide  aIncludes bibliographical references.  aSelective mutism is a severe behavioral disorder that begins in childhood and whose essential characteristic is that children who present prevent or inhibit persistently speech in social situations that are initially targeted and progressively can go generalizing to finish in total silence, ie in avoiding or inhibiting speech to anyone and in any situation. In most cases, the onset of inhibition of speech usually coincides with the occurrence of a more or less abrupt and prolonged change in which children move from a familiar and safe environment (the family) to another unknown and uncertain ( kindergarten, kindergarten, school, prolonged hospitalization, change of residence, etc.). Despite the relevance of this disorder, the confusion that often results diagnosis and ignorance that still exists on evaluation and treatment justify the publication of this work. 0aSelective mutism. 0aMute persons. 0aSpeech Disorders 0aPsychology, Pathological  aRosa Alcázar, Ana Isabel.1 aOlivares Olivares, Pablo J.