Interventions with challenging behavior of persons with developmental disabilities: a review of current research practices
By: Scotti, Joseph R.
Series: Journal of the Association for Persons with Severe Handicaps 21 (3) Fall 1996: 123-134.Publisher: 1996Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): APPLIED BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS
| BEHAVIOUR MANAGEMENT | CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR | DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES | FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS | NONAVERSIVE INTERVENTION | PUNISHMENT | RESEARCHSummary: The published intervention research on the remediation of challenging behaviour of persons with developmental disabilities is reviewed. A total of 179 studies over a recent 5 year period (1988 through 1992) were reviewed for adherence to certain standards of practice, including the use of functional assesment, function-treatment matching, level of intervention intrusiveness, monitoring of collateral behaviours, follow-up, and generalisation. Results are presented with regard to each standard of practice and the relations among practices. [AJ].
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The published intervention research on the remediation of challenging behaviour of persons with developmental disabilities is reviewed. A total of 179 studies over a recent 5 year period (1988 through 1992) were reviewed for adherence to certain standards of practice, including the use of functional assesment, function-treatment matching, level of intervention intrusiveness, monitoring of collateral behaviours, follow-up, and generalisation. Results are presented with regard to each standard of practice and the relations among practices. [AJ].
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