THE USE OF OVERCORRECTION TO SUPPRESS SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR
Kaydedildi:
CARTER, M., WARD, J., THE USE OF OVERCORRECTION TO SUPPRESS SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR. AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES, Vol. 13, no. 4 (1987), p. 227-242.
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8325
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SIIS R.117 Depósito (8/9)
Palabras clave:
Autoagresión, Modificación de conducta, Psicología clínica, Tratamiento
Autoagresión, Modificación de conducta, Psicología clínica, Tratamiento
Benzer Materyaller: THE USE OF OVERCORRECTION TO SUPPRESS SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR
- THE INMEDIATE AND LOGTERM EFFECTIVENESS OF OVERCORRECTION IN TREATING SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOR IN A MENTALLY RETARDED ADULT
- SUPPRESSIVE EFFECTS OF VISUAL AND FACIAL SCREENING ON SELF-INJURIOUS FINGER-SUCKING
- A COMPARISON OF DRO TO MOVEMENT SUPPRESSION TIME-OUT AND DRO WITH TWO SELF-INJURIOUS AND AGGRESSIVE MENTALLY RETARDED ADULTS
- VIBRATORY OR VISUAL STIMULATION REDUCES SELF-INJURY
- COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF GENTLE TEACHING AND VISUAL SCREENING ON SELF-INJURIOUS BEHAVIOUR
- ANALYSIS OF ESTABLISHING OPERATIONS FOR SELF-INJURY MAINTAINED BY ESCAPE