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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Children with mental disabilities--Behavior"”.

  1. A Comparison of the Effectiveness of Forward and Backward Chaining Procedures with Retarded Children

    The problem. Very little experimental evidence is available to indicate the conditions under which backward chaining procedures are most effective. This study compared the effectiveness of backward and forward chaining procedures with retarded children on a telephone dialing task. Procedure. Four …

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  2. Observation of training room stimuli in determining stimulus control and transfer of training

    <p>Ten developmentally disabled children participated in an assessment of stimulus control and transfer of training. Each subject was taught to perform a simple, nonverbal, imitative task in a training room, and transfer to a novel setting was assessed. During training, subjects were video-taped in …

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  3. A Comparison of Interactions Between Mothers With Their Normal Children and Mothers With Their Retarded Children

    … compare interactions of mothers and their normal children with mothers and their retarded children including attempts to modify behavior and the comparative success of those attempts. Procedure. Three mother-normal child pairs and three mother-retarded child pairs were observed in their homes for …

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  4. Reinforcements as an intervention in children with bipolar disorder

    … as an intervention to help eliminate behavior problems that are common in children with Bipolar Disorder. The subject was a six-year-old Caucasian boy diagnosed as bipolar. The experiment was performed during eight non-consecutive group therapy sessions. It was hypothesized that there …

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