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paper focuses general social functioning two groups young men one autism one developmental receptive language disorders first assessed ages 78 years time although matched nonverbal iq mean 9293 expressive language language group showed significantly fewer social behavioural problems followup aged average 23 24 years autism group continued show significantly impairments terms stereotyped behaviour patterns social relationships jobs independence however problems areas also common language group many still lived parents close friends permanent jobs ratings social interaction indicated abnormalities number different areas composite measure social competence 10 language group assessed severe social difficulties compared 74 autism group nevertheless 65 rated moderate social problems 25 rated nearnormal social functioning two individuals language group none autism group also developed florid paranoid psychosis late adolescence followup cognitive linguistic functioning see mawhood et al 2000 volume pp 547559 discriminant function analysis clearly distinguished groups children showed much greater overlap regression analysis indicated although early language ability appeared related outcome autism group little association measures childhood functioning prognosis language group theoretically findings implications understanding nature autism pervasive language disorders relationship practically demonstrate persistent problems experienced individuals developmental language disorders need much greater help support presently available