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Showing 1 to 20 of 110 for “"problem behavior"”.
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The Role Of Foster Care Placement In Later Problem Behavior
… from further maltreatment. However, high problem behavior rates among foster youth have been a great concern. Significant limitations in the current knowledge examining the role of foster care placement in later problem behavior exist. This study seeks to increase knowledge about the …
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Effect of contextual variables on mealtime problem behavior in the natural environment
… are effective for decreasing mealtime problem behavior and increasing the amount and variety of food accepted. To date, two published studies have examined the effects of specific contextual variables (food type and texture or session pre-feeding) on mealtime behavior. Research with …
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Using Self-management to Reduce Automatically Maintained Problem Behavior in Children with Autism
… autism often engage in repetitive, stereotypic behaviors. Many of these behaviors prove difficult to eliminate due to the non-socially mediated nature of reinforcement available to them. Self-management techniques, including self-monitoring and self-reinforcement, have proven effective in …
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Developing a Function-based Treatment for Problem Behavior Using a Structured Descriptive Assessment.
… a hypothesis regarding the operant function of problem behavior when the analogue functional analysis (FA) failed to evoke problem behavior for an adult with developmental disabilities. The effectiveness of interventions based on that hypothesis was evaluated in the natural environment. The SDA …
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Social Skills and Problem Behavior Assessment of General and Special Education Vocational Students
… ratings of vocational students social skills and problem behaviors. This study examined (48) vocational students, (24) general education vocational students and (24) special education vocational students in grades nine through twelve. The students' vocational teachers and employers also …
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Linking descriptive assessment to functional analysis and treatment of transition-related problem behavior
… with developmental disabilities, leading to problem behavior and decreased instructional time in schools. Assessing the function of transition-related problem behavior, especially in the school setting, requires special attention. Functional analysis methodology has been employed and can …
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Communication Assessment and Intervention For Three Individuals With Autism With Severe Problem Behavior
… training (FCT) is a component of positive behavior support that is an effective method for increasing the socially acceptable communication repertoire of individuals with developmental disabilities who exhibit severe behavior problems. However, systematically increasing tolerance for delays …
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Effect of parenting, emotional intelligence, hostile attributional bias, and peer status on problem behavior
… to influence internalizing and externalizing behavior. Children experiencing harsh, noncontingent discipline often understand relationships as unpredictable and filled with conflict. They take this understanding into interactions with other children, behave aggressively, and are rejected by …
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The Relationship between Positive Behavior Supports, Student Achievement, Severe Problem Behavior, and Administrative Stress
… Leadership<p> The Relationship between Positive Behavior Supports, Student Achievement, Severe Problem Behavior, and Administrative Stress<p> Chair: Dr. John Matt<p> Due to the pressures and expectations for current and future principals to create safe and welcoming schools with high student …
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The Relationship between Positive Behavior Supports, Student Achievement, Severe Problem Behavior, and Administrative Stress
… Leadership<p> The Relationship between Positive Behavior Supports, Student Achievement, Severe Problem Behavior, and Administrative Stress<p> Chair: Dr. John Matt<p> Due to the pressures and expectations for current and future principals to create safe and welcoming schools with high student …
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The relationship between behavioral events and interpersonal perceptions in the families of problem behavior children
The temporal sequence of behavioral and interpersonal perceptual changes in families of problem behavior children was considered. Previous research demonstrated that both child behavior and parents' perceptions of their problem behavior children improved during parent training. A behavioral systems …
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IS GRADE SPAN ASSOCIATED WITH THE LEVEL OF PROBLEM BEHAVIOR AMONG EIGHTH GRADERS? AN EXPLORATORY INVESTIGATION
… and Middle School movementsand the increase of problem behavior in schools, little empirical evidence exists pertaining to the effects of grade spanthe range of grades making up schoolson adolescent problem behavior. Utilizing a nationally representative sample that estimates the amount of …
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Matthew's Gift: Teaching Parents of Children With Disabilities To Deal Effectively With Their Child's Problem Behavior
… Families with children with disabilities and problem behaviors may spend 5 to 10 years on the Utah DSPD Family Support waiting list before receiving support services. Families with children with disabilities and problem behavior experience difficult challenges with limited amounts of …
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Effects of the Beanfee token economy software on students´ persistent problem behavior and lack of academic engagement
… through the Benfee software, on persistent behavioral problems of middle school students. Participants were three boys and one girl, ages 11–13, exhibiting excessive disruptive behavior and lack of academic engagement, in four classrooms in a public school in the capital area of Iceland. …
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Using functional analysis methodology to evaluate neuroleptic medication effects on positively and negatively reinforced severe problem behavior.
… controlled design in the treatment of severe problem behavior (SPB) in children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. A pre-treatment screening procedure identified participants whose behavior was maintained by two behavioral mechanisms, positive or negative reinforcement. …
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Parental Attributions and Misperceptions of Child Problem Behavior: An Etiological Review Through a Lens of Cultural Competence
… sought to explore parental attributions of child problem behavior and its potential relationship to psychopathology. Additionally, the etiology of parenting perceptions was examined, with identified factors that have been linked with childhood problem behaviors and disorders. Based on a thorough …
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Identifying Functional Relationships in Driver Risk Taking: An Intelligent Transportation Assessment of Problem Behavior and Driving Style
… the occurrence or non-occurrence of a) critical behaviors during consecutive 15 second intervals of a driving trial, and b) the safe alternative when a safe behavior opportunity was available. Methods of data coding were assessed for practical use, reliability, and sensitivity to variation in …
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The effects of skill-based procedures on decreasing problem behavior with a 12-year-old boy with autism
… ASD are more likely to engage in self-injurious behavior (SIB). The purpose of this study was to create a function-based intervention by using procedures described by Hanley et al (2012, 2014). The participant was a 12-year-old boy with ASD and developmental disabilities who engaged in daily …
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