Non-aversive reactive strategies for reducing the episodic severity of aggression
By: Spicer, Matthew.
Contributor(s): Crates, Nicola.
Series: International Journal of Positive Behavioural Support 6 (1) Spring 2016: 35-51. 2016Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY
| CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR | AGGRESSION | RESTRICTIVE INTERVENTIONS | POSITIVE BEHAVIOUR SUPPORT | EFFECTIVENESS | COMPARATIVE STUDIES | REACTIVE PROCEDURES | NON-AVERSIVE REACTIVE PROCEDURES | PBSSummary: Examines the relative efficacy of non-aversive reactive strategies (NARS) in comparison to approaches such as aversive and restrictive practices when implemented as crisis management strategies in response to challenging behaviour. Also looks at the relative efficacy of functionally based and non-functionally based NARS.
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Examines the relative efficacy of non-aversive reactive strategies (NARS) in comparison to approaches such as aversive and restrictive practices when implemented as crisis management strategies in response to challenging behaviour. Also looks at the relative efficacy of functionally based and non-functionally based NARS.
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