Doesn't the "real world" in fact become the "labratory setting"? Is it not enough that the control group provides qualitative data? I thought the phrase was coined due to similar findings among infants. Perhaps each case is too different and we should not risk simply attaching SBS and dismissing other factors? I would run that risk anyway. Maybe culpability on the part of the parents is of greater concern. -Gary
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