[The influence of rehabilitative factors on the behavior and affect of epileptics]

First experience in the occupational rehabilitation of a group of less gifted juvenile epileptics is reported. In this paper, the emphasis is on both psychological and sociopsychological aspects of rehabilitation. The observation and control of processes and reactions is of major importance to the entire program of rehabilitation. Also, the improvement of the occupational situation of a patient will have a positive influence on his social behavior, self-confidence, and emotions. Rehabilitation is a complex process, with the results depending to a very large extent on extremely methodical approaches.