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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Self-stimulatory behaviors"”.

  1. Incorporating daily physical activity in kindergarten children with disabilities: effect on classroom behavior and activity engagement

    … at improving on-task behavior and reducing self-stimulatory behavior (n=14). A secondary purpose was to determine the level of engagement and feasibility of incorporating a DPA program in a classroom of children with disabilities. Classroom Behavior: Results indicated significant increases …

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  2. Effects of Physical Activity and Aquatics Programs on Problem Behaviors in Children with Diagnosed Disabilities and Behavior Disorders

    … programs, could provide in minimizing problem behaviors that are common with certain disabilities or behavior disorders. Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) were the two disabilities examined, as these are becoming more commonly diagnosed in our …

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  3. A Comparison of Procedures to Reduce Self-Abusive Behavior in an Institutionalized Male

    The Problem. The existence of self-abusive behavior among mentally retarded individuals is a continuing challenge for those who work with them. Several treatment techniques are available for reducing or eliminating such behaviors. Adversive stimuli such as shock or aromatic ammonia capsules have …

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