Structural and environmental characteristics of stereotyped behaviors
By: Hall, Scott.
Contributor(s): Thorns, Tracy | Oliver, Chris.
Series: American Journal on Mental Retardation 108 (6) 2003: 391-402.Publisher: 2003Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): STEREOTYPED BEHAVIOUR
| CHARACTERISTICSSummary: Describes the structural and environmental characteristics of multiple topographies of stereotypic behaviours shown by 8 people with developmental disabilities. Analysis of structural characteristics show that the parameters of stereotyped behaviour (percentage of time, bout length and bout length variability) were highly correlated. Analysis of environmental characteristics found that stereotyped behaviours were more likely to occur under conditions of low stimulation and less likely during conditions involving social contact.
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Describes the structural and environmental characteristics of multiple topographies of stereotypic behaviours shown by 8 people with developmental disabilities. Analysis of structural characteristics show that the parameters of stereotyped behaviour (percentage of time, bout length and bout length variability) were highly correlated. Analysis of environmental characteristics found that stereotyped behaviours were more likely to occur under conditions of low stimulation and less likely during conditions involving social contact.
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